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cineSOURCE magazine

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cineSOURCE: Covering N. California’s Film, Art and Ideas since 2008.

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1	Creative writing
2	Obituaries
3	Bay area films & makers
4	Across america
5	Dr. doc: our prolific doc***entary blogger
6	Breaking news
7	Pandemic perspectives
8	Film practice
9	Film studies
10	Film tech
11	The big picture

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1	In event of an emergency, break gla*, stories and paradigms. Indeed, cineSOURCE is maintaining, hustling and expanding our coverage—but we need your help. Just a small increase in our subscription number would allow us to greatly increase our reporting on Northern California's cinema, arts and ideas, as well as related issues nation- and world-wide. Thanks in advance for your support. Those wis*ng to subscribe on an ongoing basis, use second button. To cancel a subscription, use the third. When doing 'For One Year Only,' Paypal references 'two cycles,' meaning it stops after the first cycle. One Year Only Subscription Levels Individual : $19.99 USD - yearly Individual Gold, Includes Invites/Gifts : $29.99 USD - yearly Corporate : $49.99 USD - yearly Corporate Gold, Includes Invites/Gifts : $99.99 USD - yearly Corporate Platinum, Includes Small Ad : $399.99 USD - yearly Renews Automatically Subscription Levels Individual, Repeats Annual : $19.99 USD - yearly Individual Gold, Includes Invites/Gifts, Repeats Annual : $29.99 USD - yearly Corporate Basic, Repeats Annual : $49.99 USD - yearly Corporate Gold, Includes Invites/Gifts Repeats Annual : $99.99 USD - yearly Corporate Platinum, Includes Small Ad, Repeats Annual : $199.99 USD - yearly
2	Recent Articles of Interest On Racism and Prejudice

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1	July 7, 2020
2	Please contact us with corrections or breaking news
3	Those wis***ng to subscribe on an ongoing basis, use second button. To cancel a subscription, use the third. When doing 'For One Year Only,' Paypal references 'two cycles,' meaning it stops after the first cycle.

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15	Stefan: Falling in Love on the Train to h****	text
16	From 'Love at the End of the World', the upcoming book by a woman who endured the Holocaust but retained her romanticism.	text
17	Memorial for Ned Kopp	text
18	A close friend recalls the great contributions of Ned Kopp to Bay Area film.	text
19	In Memorium: Alt-Filmmaker Bruce Baillie	text
20	We remember the beloved and maverick filmmaker who was also a Bay Area cinema activist and organizer.	text
21	SFAI: A Great Art School Goes Down	text
22	One of the great art schools of California, if not the world, pa***es on.	text
23	‘Collisions’ Shows Trauma of Deportation	text
24	Director Richard Levien and cinematog-producer Frazer Bradshaw show the undoc***ented’s tragedy and resilience.	text
25	Karl Cohen: The Cartoon King	text
26	Cohen, our animation expert since our 2008 start, has been active in local film since screening cartoons to the hippies.	text
27	Rob Nilsson: Enfant Terrible, Old Master of the Indie	text
28	Alt-film master Nilsson, 79, is touring with his second film, shooting his last, writing his autobiography and doing art shows.	text
29	‘Blindspotting’ Shows Heart of West Oakland	text
30	Drilling down through 'Blindspotting''s masterful story to the facts on the ground, on cineSOURCE's corner in West Oakland.	text
31	‘Sorry to Bother’ Busts Wide Open Oakland Cine	text
32	In a tour-de-force, sci-fi satire on Oakland, capitalism and love, rapper Boots Riley turns cineaste and conquers most obstacles.	text
33	On the Road in America: The Hitchhikers Report	text
34	A young French journalist goes from 'Into the Wild' bus to Cali cultural sites and Kerouac's grave on his 5th hitchhike tour.	text
35	Burns’s ‘Country Music’ and the New Civil War	text
36	If culture can achieve what politics can't, we need the 16-hour doc "Country Music" and country music itself more than ever.	text
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38	Capital in the Twenty-First Century	text
39	The Fight: Goliath, Meet David	text
40	John Lewis: Good Trouble	text
41	Black Lives Matter and Oakland	text
42	The phenomenal and largely peaceful revolution of BLM owes a lot in leaders***p and ideas to Oakland.	text
43	Report from the Hot Spring Heartland	text
44	cineSOURCE editor takes America's temperature as he ditch-camps his way to Idaho's incredible Hot Spring Highway.	text
45	Sunken Narratives: David Lynch’s FiRE	text
46	In the second install of Swan's 'Sunken Narratives', he looks at 'FiRE (PoZaR)', the 2015 short from David Lynch.	text
47	The Kink Tour	text
48	A bored friend of cS finds a fascinating doc from Revery, the first all-q***** TV.	text
49	Cohen’s Cartoon Corners: July 2020	text
50	Looking at offensive content, the new Looney Tunes cartoon shorts, 'Robot Chickens' and more.	text