Music, Films and Picnics
Saturday, September 8
6:30 to 9:30 pm
Precita Park
Precita Avenue at Folsom Street
Master of Ceremonies: Ian Williams
Teacher, neighbor and stand-up comic.
6:30 to 7:30 pm MUSIC
Classical Revolution was founded in the fall of 2006 at Revolution Café in San Francisco’s Mission District, with the goal of making classical chamber music more relevant in our neighborhoods and communities. In the Bay Area, over 1000 musicians have performed at more than 1,200 Classical Revolution events in over 125 different venues. As interest grew outside of San Francisco, a network of chapters developed world-wide. Over 50 cities have hosted Classical Revolution events around the US, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Australia, as well as Indonesia, Argentina, South Korea, and Japan.
7:30 to 9:30 pm FILMS
RIDE AND PREJUDICE
Molly Cargas
Romantic Narrative 3:00
Life can change at the turn of a wheel.
PRINSESA: THE BOY WHO DREAMED OF BEING A PRINCESS
Drew Stephens
Drama 12:00
His son daydreams of becoming a princess in a fairy tale; his buddies tell him he should discipline his son. What’s a father to do?
SCREEN AGE
Cal Thacher
Comedy 6:00
A girl wants to finish her homework but is confronted by constant distractions thanks to her electronic devices.
EMERGENCY EXIT
Craig Smith
Narrative 4:00
Commuting on public transit is sometimes a lonely experience. A young man dreams of another way.
STAY BROWN
Adrian Nava
Documentary 11:00
A conversation with Che, a lowrider from the Mission and inspiration for Benjamin Bratt’s character in LA MISSION.
HATS
Zoe Salnave
Drama 15:00
A young man from South Central LA dreams of playing baseball, dreams that take him outside his ‘hood and cause conflict with his friends.
A FRIEND
Esmé Brachmann
Drama/Experimental 4:00
A shy girl meets a friend.
THE LAST STRAW
Julian Jordan
Documentary 12:00
Plastic pollution poses a growing threat to our oceans and the creatures that inhabit them.
MIDDLE SCHOOL JACK
Kelly Gleason
Comedy 8:00
Middle school can be hard on anyone, especially if you’re a little different.
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS
Sarah Jones
Drama 11:00
Mel and Ellie’s mother has left; they neither know where she’s gone, nor do they want her to return.
SITTWE
Jeanne Marie Hallacy
Documentary 20:00
Two teenagers, one Muslim, one Buddhist, separated by conflict and segregation in Burma’s Rakhine state, reflect on their situations.