landmarkafterdark.com - Spring 2010 films

Coming to the Clay Sat. Jan. 16th: BRAIN CANDY with Dave Foley!

Written by Mr. Heck
Presented by S.F. Sketchfest- with Dave Foley live in person! Canada¹s favorite sketch group went to the big screen with 1996¹s Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy, a hilarious look at a mood-altering drug and the many lives it affected. Follow Dave Foley (Marv, psychiatrist, new guy), Bruce McCulloch (Cisco, Grivo, the controversial Cancer Boy)...
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Coming to the Clay Sat. Jan. 23rd: "Weird Al"l Yankovic's UHF

Written by Mr. Heck
Presented by S.F. Sketchfest- with a special surprise guest appearance! "Weird Al" Yankovic's comedy classic comes back to the big screen for one night only! When daydreamer George Newman (Yankovic) gains control of a small UHF cable television station that his Uncle won in a poker game, it seems like just another venture for him to fail at. With his best friend Bob (David Bowe) and an odd staff...
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Coming to the Clay Mon. Jan. 25th at 7:00 PM: Animal Crackers with guests Bill Marx & Dick Cavett!

Written by Mr. Heck

Presented by S.F. Sketchfest

80th Anniversary Screening with special guests Bill Marx and Dick Cavett!

It's the 80th Anniversary of one of the greatest screen comedies of all time--The Marx Brothers' Animal Crackers. When a valuable painting goes missing during a party in honor of African explorer Captain Spaulding (Groucho), it's up to Spaulding, The Professor (Harpo) and Signor Emanuel Ravelli (Chico) to recover it...

Written by The Center for Asian American Media

Presented by The Clay

and The SF International

Asian American Film Festival.

“A stylish and teasing chiller that unlocks a chamber of Freudian horrors, THE FORBIDDEN DOOR would make Hitchcock and Almodovar proud.”—Maggie Lee, Hollywood Reporter

The artist Gambir has a problem. His disturbing sculptures of children and pregnant women are overwhelmingly successful, but something isn’t quite right. He becomes further unnerved when the the message “help me” appears scrawled outside his front door, and soon over all of Jakarta. Getting to the bottom of that message will take Gambir (and the audience) down a sick and twisted rabbit hole of a plot, and finally to the one door in Gambir’s own house that he has never opened...