The 11th edition of the Bay Area International Children’s Film Festival brings compelling shorts, foreign films, and anime to the screen.

In his class Sounding American, his students put the sound of speaking in the racial crosshairs.

Glawogger’s most ambitious epics, ‘Megacities’ (1998) and ‘Workingman’s Death’ (2005), demand and deserve to be seen on the big screen, and BAMPFA fills the bill this month.

It’s treacle and justice this holiday season.

Arwen Curry’s 'The Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin' examines the impact of the Berkeley-born science fiction writer.

The festival celebrates Robin Williams and Alfred Hitchcock as well as its trademark mix of narrative shorts and documentary features.

Jax Griffin has a bright idea: show films in pubs, in Oakland.

Marcela Davison Avilés describes her role as a Latinx cultural consultant on the popular Disney/Pixar film.

The films of one of the most influential directors of the second half of the 20th century runs September through November in Berkeley.

The bawdy 1978 frat-life classic heads to the Paramount.