06/16/2026
This weekend come in and grab a bite to eat and enjoy our delicious hand-crafted beers or wine, lemonade, and more before the shows. We'll be open on Saturday afternoon at 4pm and early Sunday at 11am for the matinée!
⭐️ Two shows coming up this weekend! ⭐️
Gravitational Lensing: Feminist Film Dialogues
Program 16: Q***r Joy, Friendship & Community
Presented in association with San Francisco Cinematheque
Saturday, June 20, 2026, 7pm, $15
Dovetailing off the history, legacy and celebrations of Pride month, Program 16: Q***r Joy, Friendship & Community magnifies the spaces and relationships established, cultivated and celebrated by the LGBTQIA+ community.
Screening: Sisters! (1973, 16mm film) by Barbara Hammer, Swing, Swish, Sway (2026, 16mm film + DV, shown on DV) by TT Takemoto, A Spell for a Q***r Home (2023, DV) by A. Madden, The Neighbour (2021, DV) by Cedoy, nakładamy się (2022, 16mm film shown on DV) by ewelina węgiel and How to Carry Water (2023, DV) by Sasha Wortzel
Revelations of Divine Love
with director Caroline Golum in person
Sunday, June 21, 2026, 2pm, $15
An irreverent biopic vividly realized through fantastic psychedelia and handmade sets with an ever-topical feminist approach, Revelations of Divine Love, by Caroline Golum is inspired by and adapted from the memoir of 14th-century mystic and philosopher Julian of Norwich—an account of religious ecstasy, plague, and revolt considered to be the first English-language book to be authored by a woman. Running time: 73 minutes. In English and Latin with English subtitles.
Vital Signs is a new film series organized by Bay Area filmmaker and curator Jonathan Kiefer to showcase new and recently-released, feature-length, contemporary, independent and artist-made films that have shown around the international film festival circuit but may or may not have been picked up by distributors and are otherwise hard to find. Films may feature obscure themes, unusual perspectives or eccentric material, but they have all been sifted through the Vital Signs filter so you can be sure they are all films worth leaving your home to see in community with like-minded art film/film art appreciators.
