MVFF Executive Director and Founder Mark Fishkin Shares the Highlights of the Festival's 48th Edition
At MVFF 48, Mark Fishkin highlights moving premieres, Kristen Stewart’s debut, and Zoë Elton’s impact, while urging audiences to take chances.
At MVFF 48, Mark Fishkin highlights moving premieres, Kristen Stewart’s debut, and Zoë Elton’s impact, while urging audiences to take chances.
MVFF48 World Cinema features Jodie Foster, Brendan Fraser, Emma Stone, and Paul Mescal in powerful global stories from acclaimed directors.
DocLands showcases documentaries the way they’re meant to be seen: on the big screen amid a passionate gathering of curious minds.
CFI Education extends its reach students across the Bay Area and beyond to help them connect with the world through the power of cinema.
In a fraught year for women everywhere, the platform aims to amplify female filmmakers’ stories to instill hope, elicit empathy and provide support.
The filmmakers behind one of the festival’s most thought-provoking films prepare to meet with local students for thoughtful discussions about art and censorship.
One of the most enigmatic bands on the planet descends on the Sweetwater Music Hall for a live experience like you’ve never seen before.
Call-to-action documentaries GIVE us an opportunity to focus, turn off our phones and learn about issues that affect us all in ways we might not even know.
Larkspur’s Lark Theater and the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive return to the lineup; plus the addition of San Francisco’s Roxie Theater.
Model railroaders are a passionate bunch.