San Francisco International Film Festival

NAME OF FESTIVAL: San Francisco International Film Festival

SINCE: 1957

WHERE: San Francisco, California, U.S.

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

Founded in 1957, the San Francisco International Film Festival is the longest-running film festival in the Americas. Held each spring for two weeks and highly anticipated by its loyal, passionate audiences, SFIFF is an extraordinary showcase of cinematic discovery and innovation in one of the country's most beautiful cities, featuring some 150 films and live events with more than 100 filmmakers in attendance and nearly two dozen awards presented for excellence in film craft.

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San Francisco International Film Festival

L to R, top row: New Directors Awardee: INK WASH, Global Visions Awardee: ALL THAT’S LEFT OF YOU. L to R, bottom row: Cine Latino Awardee: BELOVED TROPIC, Kirby Walker Documentary Award Awardee: SEEDS Seeds. (Courtesy of SFFILM)

68th San Francisco Film Festival Announces Winners – ‘Ink Wash’ ‘All That’s Left of You’ ‘Seeds’

The 68th San Francisco International Film Festival has announced the winners of the Golden Gate Awards with Ink Wash winning New Directors, All That’s Left of You won Global Visions.

Magma directed by Cyprien Vial (Pyramide )

Cyprien Vial’s Magma, Cristina Costantini’s Sally and Lee Isaac Chung’s Twisters Named Sloan Science Honorees at SFFILM Festival

Cyprien Vial’s volcano thriller Magma, Cristina Costantini’s documentary Sally and Lee Isaac Chung’s Twisters will be honored as part of the Sloan Science in Cinema Initiative at San Francisco International Film Festival.