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Free Film Screening: "Faces Places" by Agnes Varda & J.R. User Submitted

When: Thu., July 25, 5:30-7:30 p.m. 2019
Phone: 415-557-4400
Email: info@sfpl.org
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A free screening of Faces Places, an entrancing documentary film directed by French director Agnès Varda and French photographer and muralist J.R. In the course of the film, the two directors travel through rural and urban France, taking photos of people and then enlarging the photos to colossal size in order to celebrate the photographed individuals and their communities. As Varda and J.R. journey together, they share stories and express their views on art and life. 90 mins. In French with English subtitles. This program takes place in the Library's Koret Auditorium (Lower Level).

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