Not only did we see local director Alice Wu's fantastic film , but we got to meether and later interview her. We even gave away passes to see the movie when it played in the Bay Area, that's how much we like it! more ›

While our better half is very interested in seeing , the Depression-era story of boxer James Braddock, we have been less convinced. We feel vindicated in our contempt by the fact that Nemesis of SFist Mick LaSalle loves Richie Cunningham's latest foray into directing so much that he's calling it "what is easily the best American film so far this year." Honey, please just admit that you are wrong and we are right. Again. more ›

If we lived in New York we'd be tempted to stalk director Alice Wu's. In fact, we're coming pretty damned close by reviewing her latest film, , making her pose for a picture with us at the SFIAAFF party, and interviewing her last week. more ›

SFist interviews Alice Wu director of Saving Face more ›

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. more ›

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. more ›