To our alumni and friends, please join us on March 14th from 6-9 PM for our 150th anniversary.
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In honor of this famous collaboration between Hitchcock and the Bay Area, the Pacific Film Archive conducted a special screening of the psychological pulse-pounder with a rarely seen, IB tech print that would have been one of the originals seen in multiplexes across the nation when it first premiered.
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Imagine the following scenario: A woman goes to take a shower in her room at an isolated roadside motel. Nothing wrong with that, except for the fact that something fishy always seems to happen at those kinds of establishments — especially if there’s a young, naked, single woman involved. Sure
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The leaves on a tree shake and shiver in the opening shot of “Take Shelter.” A man stands in his driveway and watches as storm clouds foam in the sky and the rain yields globs of brown oil. And then he wakes up. This will be the first, and tamest,
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