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SF IndieFest 2020: Ibiza: The Silent Movie User Submitted

When: Sat., Feb. 8, 7:15 p.m. 2020
Price: $15
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SF IndieFest presents IBIZA: THE SILENT MOVIE a film following the islands history of welcoming and sheltering people from around the world. But now the island is facing one of its biggest challenges yet: continuing to keep its very soul alive as it is invaded by wealthy socialites and gentrification. This silent movie will take you around this island. Taking place at the Roxie on February 8th at 7:15pm, there will be an interview with filmmaker Julien Temple moderated by the music critic Joel Selvin. Julien Temple will be honored with the Philo T. Farnsworth Award for his innovative work.

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