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SF URBAN FILM FEST

SFUFF 2016

  1. Panel Discussion: The New American Dream

    SFUFF 2016 / Panel
    Panelists: Dave Brown, Priscilla Cohen, Sara Worth, Michelle Brega

    Preceded by: The Importance of Home

  2. Panel Discussion: The Politics of Food and Cities

    SFUFF 2016 / Panel
    Panelists: Todd Darling, Effie McDonald, Twilight Greenaway, Sibella Kraus

    Preceded by: Occupy the Farm

  3. Panel Discussion: Wealth Creation in African-American Communities

    SFUFF 2016 / Panel
    Panelists: John Moon, Ed Donaldson

    Preceded by: Show Me A Hero

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    Show Me A Hero

    Paul Haggis and David Simon / SFUFF 2016, Narrative / USA / 2015 / 360 mins
    Based on the nonfiction book of the same name by Lisa Belkin, the miniseries "Show Me a Hero" tells the story of how civil rights violations tear apart Yonkers, N.Y., paralyze the municipal government, and forever change the lives of a rising politician and his constituents.

    Precedes: Panel Discussion: From Public to (Non)profit – SF’s New Model for Government-Funded Housing, Panel Discussion: Wealth Creation in African-American Communities

  5. Panel Discussion: Storytelling for Social Impact

    SFUFF 2016 / Panel
    Featuring Bay Area filmmakers/educators Dimitri Moore and Keith Battle plus screenings of four short videos from last year's Bay Area Video Coalition workshop

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    TransForm: GreenTRIP Connect

    Ann Cheng / SFUFF 2016, Shorts / USA / 2016 / 4 mins
    Connect helps you instantly calculate how smart location, affordable homes and traffic reduction strategies can reduce driving and greenhouse gas emissions from residential development. It also calculates how much money and space can be saved from right-sized parking.

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    Where My Ladies At

    Leah Nichols, Erin Lutes / SFUFF 2016, Shorts / USA / 2016 / 4 mins
    San Francisco's Golden Gate Park is known for its historic statues, but today includes zero statues of real women. The "Where My Ladies At" campaign seeks to honor a real woman with her own statue in Golden Gate Park and create gender equality within public art.

  8. Comedy Night: Who Rules San Francisco?

    SFUFF 2016 / Panel
    Local comedian Nato Green plus guests Joe Eskenazi, Francesca Fiorentini, Malcolm Yeung