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Screen Slate SF Bay @screenslatesf.bsky.social · 24/04/2026

It's opening day of the 69th SFFILM Festival! We've got write-ups for five movies, among many, that we think are worth checking out, starting with The Arch, a nearly forgotten, newly rediscovered Hong Kong New Wave masterpiece from 1968: www.screenslate.com/articles/arch

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The Arch

Hong Kong New Wave before Hong Kong New Wave, The Arch (1970) by Cecile Tang Shu Shuen was one of the first Chinese-language films to receive international critical acclaim and ranks among Hong Kong’s...

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Screen Slate SF Bay @screenslatesf.bsky.social · 24/04/2026

Next up is Sophie Romvari's highly anticipated debut, Blue Heron:

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Blue Heron

There is a purpose to recording, even if we are ignorantly burdened by our modern ability to store everything, delete nothing, and never have to look back at anything. Recordings are meant to preserve...

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Screen Slate SF Bay @screenslatesf.bsky.social · 24/04/2026

And after you've seen Blue Heron, check out our interview with the director:

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Conduit to the Past: A Conversation with Sophy Romvari

Sophy Romvari has quietly amassed a profound body of work that reckons with the unmoored nature of memory. Despite the best intentions of documentarians, the past cannot be adequately captured, comfor...

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