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It's the end of the week -- and it's our last Frameline LGBT film fest ticket giveaway. The last one's a blowout, though -- it's passes for you and a friend to the sold-out closing night movie and party Sunday night! Whoooo!

Timed to hit Gay Pride Month, it's San Francisco's favorite GLBT film fest Frameline!

Every time we think the folks at Larsen Associates can't treat us any better, they do something like buy us a sandwich or give us passes for our readers to see L'Enfant at the Embarcadero or Shattuck Cinemas.

We promised you giveaways, and this one is a doozy! The filmmakers and Larsen Associates are offering one lucky reader passes for two to both the SFIAAFF's screening of and its West Coast Premiere after-party.

and reception at the Asian Art Museum (we had a blast at last year's), the festival runs in San Francisco from March 16 - 23, Berkeley from March 17 - 25, and San Jose from March 24 - 26.

You look at the SF IndieFest logo, it says February 2-14. Look at the schedule, and you only see films to February 12. What gives?

Our friends at Larsen Associates love SFist readers! They've given us passes for the run of engagement of , which opened yesterday at the Opera Plaza cinema.

Thanks to all of you who entered yesterday's contest for passes to see , and congratulations to the lucky winners!

We here at SFist are looking forward to the The 21st Film Arts Festival of Independent Cinema, which runs from Nov 3-9 at the Kanbar Hall and the Roxie Cinema in San Francisco, at the Parkway in Oakland, and at the Rafael Film Center in San Rafael.

You already know that ResFest opens tomorrow at the Palace of Fine Arts. But, did you know that SFist, in conjunction with Larsen Associates (thanks, Chris!), will be giving away passes to the ResFest the rest of the week?

Our pals at Larsen Associates have come through again, giving us run of engagement passes for , which opens tomorrow at the Lumiere in here in the city, the Act in Berkeley and the Rafael in San Rafael.

From our friends at Larsen Associates comes big fun for five of our readers and their pals, as we've been offered 5 passes for two to see Thursday, June 23rd at 8 p.m. at the Castro.

Oh holy cow SFist loves scary movies. Last year, before we had this glorious soapbox to teeter on, we spent two glorious nights at SF IndieFest's first horror film festival Another Hole in the Head. In fact, when SFist was stil in fetal form, we remember telling the folks who would be our fellow editors how much we were looking forward to covering this year's festival -- and now it is upon us! (We won't even tell you about all the time we've spent on IndieFest's Cafe Press site wishing for a HoleHead dog shirt, before reluctantly settling for a tote bag.)

SFist was thrilled to receive an invitation to opening night of the 23rd Annual San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival. After the screening of the fantastic , the action turned to the gala reception, held at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco.

NAATA must be so proud of the great opening night screening of at the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival. There was a big crowd outside the Castro Theater as we arrived, and as we entered the theater we were disconcerted by all the folks who seemed to be reserving seats for others. Then, we realized that we were being total rubes, and that the "purses" in the theater chairs were actually gift bags! SFist has hit the big time, folks, and y'all are here to witness it.

So we finally got a chance to use our incredibly expensive film school education this weekend, putting our NYU Baseball tee on and hitting two IndieFest screenings in one day. And it wasn't just any day -- it was Superbowl Sunday. Needless to say, the fellow film fans in the seats could only be described as die-hard.

SFist was met with quite the scene as we approached The Castro Theatre last night for our first SF IndieFest screening, . The IndieFest dress code was apparently being enforced last night, with special dispensations made for Marc Jacobs and Tom Ford certified attire. We wish we had pictures, but you'll just have to trust us when we say that the beautiful people were shining bright.

Sfist will be covering the San Francisco Indepentent Film Festival, which opens tonight and runs until February 13, so go see some films and read our posts!