Feb 11th 2010. 7:30pm
Delancey Street Foundation Theater, 600 Embarcadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94107
SHOW IS SOLD OUT
UPDATE: New SCREENING in San Francisco, Mar 25th 2010. Click here.
After 9 months of sold out screenings through the states, and a success at San Francisco Documentary Film Festival, here is the 1st of a series of screenings in San Francisco & Bay Area. DIRECTOR will be in attendance for Q&A. And drinks.
Bloor Cinema
506 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON M5S 1Y3, Canada
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Dollar Cinema,
6900 boulevard Decarie, Cote-St-Luc, QC H3X 2T8, Canada
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941 theater shut down, so this show is canceled.
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An article by CineSource Magazine (October 2009 issue)
Bonin’s film supplies a historical perspective on how the Burning Man event became associated with a counter-cultural movement in America. Perhaps more importantly, the film looks critically at how the meaning of the festival has changed over 20 years, from an existential form of expressionism to a more commodified ritual of indulgence.
PRE-SALES have ended. There are a very few seats left. Come early.
After sold out screenings on the West Coast the film is finally coming the East! Director Olivier Bonin will be present after the screening for a discussion with the audience about the relevance of Burning Man today, and the meaning of evolution.
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Rate the film & comment on IMDB.comSeen the film? Comment here!Crimson Cass: I actually found the English teacher’s comments refreshing … I am glad you included his viewpoint, he was very...
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The Cigarette Gnome: Very good documentary. I was glad to see some balanced criticism, even though I fully support Burning Man. I really...
Cindy: My fiancee and I saw this in Philadelphia recently and both thought the same thing. We did like seeing the old footage and hearing...
