SCHEDULE March 2008
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San Francisco: March 13-23
Berkeley: March 14-22
San Jose: March 21-23
Photos by Festivalgoers
Opening Night Gala @ Asian Art Musuem
Taro Goto
Landmark Clay Theatre Marquee
San Francisco Bus
Christine Shares Mic with Chris
Schools at the Festival
Benson Lee
Toyota Matrix
West 32nd
Chi-hui Yang and Jodi Long
Filmmaker Panel at San Jose Library
Festival Forum
Theresa, Ellen, Grace, and Mariana
Friends
Michella, LeRoid, Ellen and Chi-hui
Henry O
Japantown Peace Plaza Pagoda
Volunteers
Chris, LeRoid, Larnie, Nicole, and Frank
Twilight Mixer
Celebration
Curtis Choy, Spencer Nakasako and Wayne Wang
Opening Night
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Sundance Kabuki Lobby
Stephen and Frank
Q&A
Opening Night Gala @ Asian Art Museum
Wayne Wang
Festival Forum
Landmark Clay Theatre (SF)
2261 Fillmore Street (at Clay Street)
San Francisco, CA 94115
415.267.4893
www.landmarktheatres.com
Built in 1910, the Landmark Clay Theatre is one of the oldest of its kinds in San Francisco. Originally a nickelodeon house, the Clay went on to break molds by hosting the first midnight movie in SF as well as screening many controversial films. Combining modern improvements with its old-school flavor, the Clay continues to be a relaxing haven for film lovers.
Public Transportation
- Buslines 1, 3, 12, 22, 24
