Check Out an Opening Night Film @ SF IndieFest – On Us!

Feb 1, 2022

That’s right, IndieFest is BACK! The 24th Annual SF Independent Film Fest has returned, with both virtual and in-person offerings for film lovers to discover. We’re super excited to team up with SF IndieFest to send 20 lucky winners (plus a friend each!) to check out one of the two Opening Night films playing live and in-person at the Roxie Theatre. You could get to check out the Darren Aronofsky-produced “Catch the Fair One,” or the combo program of feature film “The Sleeping Negro” + the short film “Across!”

Opening Night showings begin at 7:00 pm and 9:15 pm respectively on Thursday, 2/3. You can get tickets to the films right here, or enter our giveaway below to win a free pair!

Click here to view this promotion.

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