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📽️🇨🇴 We’re thrilled to be community partners for the west coast premiere of ’s award-winning debut documentary at the ...
04/23/2026

📽️🇨🇴 We’re thrilled to be community partners for the west coast premiere of ’s award-winning debut documentary at the 69th San Francisco International Film Festival!

🗓️ Friday, May 1 at 6pm
📍Premier Theater @ One Letterman
🎤 Post-screening Q&A with Director Carolina Gonzalez Valencia, subject Beatriz Valencia & producer Brenda Avila-Hanna

Filmmaker Carolina González Valencia and her immigrant mother celebrate generational joy in a striking directorial debut that brings a dose of magic and a sense of honor to domestic labor.

Join us on International Workers’ Day to watch this fitting film and celebrate Colombian storytelling.

🎟️ Tickets are available now → link in bio

❗️Use CiNEOLA discount code QC483FP at checkout

📽️⚽️ This time last week. Full house at the for FÚTBOL ON FILM. Co-presented by , & .Featuring Latin American short fi...
04/05/2026

📽️⚽️ This time last week. Full house at the for FÚTBOL ON FILM. Co-presented by , & .

Featuring Latin American short films by , .cartaxo & .e.diaz, and an exclusive community preview of upcoming local documentary . The program ended with a Bay Area Fútbol panel discussion and audience Q&A moderated by of .

📷 photos by

“We’re looking forward to coming together with our supporters, and local football fans at the Roxie Theater. With the Wo...
03/28/2026

“We’re looking forward to coming together with our supporters, and local football fans at the Roxie Theater. With the World Cup kicking off this summer—and with it, added attention to the sport—it’s great to share these types of stories. We’re also excited to see the preview of Daniel Díaz’s club-focused documentary, Roll Fog, which takes a look at the current climate in the world of football, where millions (sometimes billions) of dollars are poured into the sport, often at the expense of existing local ecosystems.” - Ian Blackley, Creative Director at San Francisco City FC.

🗓️ Sunday, March 29 at 12pm
📍 , San Francisco
📢 Co-presented by &

When the oldest community-owned football club in the US loses its home to a new team backed by money and politics, its diehard fans refuse to fold. Instead, San Francisco City FC’s supporters rally to fight for their club’s survival through a season of uncertainty.

🎟️ Tickets → link in bio

About the program:

⚽️ Join us for FÚTBOL ON FILM at San Francisco’s on Sunday, March 29!

Starting with a selection of Latin American short films, the screening will also feature a work-in-progress teaser of upcoming documentary , a film about the oldest community-owned fútbol club in the U.S., San Francisco City FC, and the heart of its supporters. The program will end with a panel discussion with community members about the project and local fútbol culture in San Francisco.

We encourage you to turn up to the theater wearing your football shirts, team scarves, and flags!

🎤⚽️ BAY AREA FÚTBOL PANEL at FÚTBOL ON FILM 🗓️ Sunday, March 29 at 12pm📍 , San Francisco📢 Co-presented by & Football jo...
03/27/2026

🎤⚽️ BAY AREA FÚTBOL PANEL at FÚTBOL ON FILM

🗓️ Sunday, March 29 at 12pm
📍 , San Francisco
📢 Co-presented by &

Football journalist Fay Harvey () will moderate a conversation between Daniel Díaz (.e.diaz), Rei Dorwart ( ), and members of SF City FC supporter groups the Northsiders, , and . The conversation will span the upcoming documentary , the future of San Francisco City FC, and fútbol culture in the San Francisco Bay Area.

🎟️ Tickets → link in bio

About the program:

⚽️ Join us for FÚTBOL ON FILM at San Francisco’s  on Sunday, March 29!

Starting with a selection of Latin American short films, the screening will also feature a work-in-progress teaser of upcoming documentary , a film about the oldest community-owned fútbol club in the U.S., San Francisco City FC, and the heart of its supporters. The program will end with a panel discussion with community members about the project and local fútbol culture in San Francisco.

We encourage you to turn up to the theater wearing your football shirts, team scarves, and flags!

⚫️🟡 “This is an opportunity for supporters of SF City FC and the local fútbol community to see what we’re working on wit...
03/26/2026

⚫️🟡 “This is an opportunity for supporters of SF City FC and the local fútbol community to see what we’re working on with ROLL FOG. The film follows the club’s fans and their reaction to being pushed out of their home by a new copycat club backed by big money and political power. The documentary is currently in production and we’ll be filming throughout 2026. We’ll have stickers, posters, and limited edition scarves for sale to anyone who wants to donate and contribute to our fundraising efforts for the project. The story explores human connection through the sport and–in the spirit of SF City–we want to bring the community along with us on this journey.” - .e.diaz, director of

🗓️ Sunday, March 29 at 12pm
📍 , San Francisco
📢 Co-presented by &

When the oldest community-owned football club in the US loses its home to a new team backed by money and politics, its diehard fans refuse to fold. Instead, San Francisco City FC’s supporters rally to fight for their club’s survival through a season of uncertainty.

🎟️ Tickets → link in bio

About the program:

⚽️ Join us for FÚTBOL ON FILM at San Francisco’s  on Sunday, March 29!

Starting with a selection of Latin American short films, the screening will also feature a work-in-progress teaser of upcoming documentary , a film about the oldest community-owned fútbol club in the U.S., San Francisco City FC, and the heart of its supporters. The program will end with a panel discussion with community members about the project and local fútbol culture in San Francisco.

We encourage you to turn up to the theater wearing your football shirts, team scarves, and flags!

📼 JUNIOR TU PAPÁ by Daniel Díaz (.e.diaz) at FÚTBOL ON FILM 🗓️ Sunday, March 29 at 12pm📍 , San Francisco📢 Co-presented b...
03/25/2026

📼 JUNIOR TU PAPÁ by Daniel Díaz (.e.diaz) at FÚTBOL ON FILM

🗓️ Sunday, March 29 at 12pm
📍 , San Francisco
📢 Co-presented by &

Phone calls, fútbol heroes, and Colombian history meld together in this rumination on family ties, cultural memory, and diasporic connection.

🎟️ Tickets → link in bio

About the program:

⚽️ Join us for FÚTBOL ON FILM at San Francisco’s  on Sunday, March 29!

Starting with a selection of Latin American short films, the screening will also feature a work-in-progress teaser of upcoming documentary , a film about the oldest community-owned fútbol club in the U.S., San Francisco City FC, and the heart of its supporters. The program will end with a panel discussion with community members about the project and local fútbol culture in San Francisco.

We encourage you to turn up to the theater wearing your football shirts, team scarves, and flags!

03/24/2026

“Community. Identity. Something to be proud of.”

👹 BARRA BRAVA by RJ Sánchez () at FÚTBOL ON FILM this weekend

🗓️ Sunday, March 29 at 12pm
📍 , San Francisco
📢 Co-presented by &

Raw emotion, passionate loyalty, and defiant tribalism of Colombia’s most devoted soccer fans, captured on grainy and gorgeous 16mm film.

🎟️ Tickets → link in bio

About the program:

⚽️ Join us for FÚTBOL ON FILM at San Francisco’s on Sunday, March 29!

Starting with a selection of Latin American short films, the screening will also feature a work-in-progress teaser of upcoming documentary , a film about the oldest community-owned fútbol club in the U.S., San Francisco City FC, and the heart of its supporters. The program will end with a panel discussion with community members about the project and local fútbol culture in San Francisco.

We encourage you to turn up to the theater wearing your football shirts, team scarves, and flags!

📺 ROBERTO BAGGIO by Henrique Cartaxo (.cartaxo) at FÚTBOL ON FILM 🗓️ Sunday, March 29 at 12pm📍 , San Francisco📢 Co-prese...
03/24/2026

📺 ROBERTO BAGGIO by Henrique Cartaxo (.cartaxo) at FÚTBOL ON FILM

🗓️ Sunday, March 29 at 12pm
📍 , San Francisco
📢 Co-presented by &

A filmmaker investigates his childhood memory of Brazil’s 1994 World Cup win, reflecting on capitalism and pop culture through a moody ’90s aesthetic.

🎟️ Tickets → link in bio

About the program:

⚽️ Join us for FÚTBOL ON FILM at San Francisco’s  on Sunday, March 29!

Starting with a selection of Latin American short films, the screening will also feature a work-in-progress teaser of upcoming documentary , a film about the oldest community-owned fútbol club in the U.S., San Francisco City FC, and the heart of its supporters. The program will end with a panel discussion with community members about the project and local fútbol culture in San Francisco.

We encourage you to turn up to the theater wearing your football shirts, team scarves, and flags!

👹 BARRA BRAVA by RJ Sánchez () at FÚTBOL ON FILM 🗓️ Sunday, March 29 at 12pm📍 , San Francisco📢 Co-presented by & Raw em...
03/23/2026

👹 BARRA BRAVA by RJ Sánchez () at FÚTBOL ON FILM

🗓️ Sunday, March 29 at 12pm
📍 , San Francisco
📢 Co-presented by &

Raw emotion, passionate loyalty, and defiant tribalism of Colombia’s most devoted soccer fans, captured on grainy and gorgeous 16mm film.

🎟️ Tickets → link in bio

About the program:

⚽️ Join us for FÚTBOL ON FILM at San Francisco’s  on Sunday, March 29!

Starting with a selection of Latin American short films, the screening will also feature a work-in-progress teaser of upcoming documentary , a film about the oldest community-owned fútbol club in the U.S., San Francisco City FC, and the heart of its supporters. The program will end with a panel discussion with community members about the project and local fútbol culture in San Francisco.

We encourage you to turn up to the theater wearing your football shirts, team scarves, and flags!

📼 ”Played in Barranquilla, Colombia on December 19, 1993—seventeen days after the death of Pablo Escobar—this match prov...
03/19/2026

📼 ”Played in Barranquilla, Colombia on December 19, 1993—seventeen days after the death of Pablo Escobar—this match provides a focal point through which to explore the broader context of violence, memory, identity and diasporic connection. The story is told through a combination of candid phone calls, home videos, family photos, archival news coverage and stunning landscape footage of Caribbean Colombia.

JUNIOR TU PAPÁ is an act of remembering; a way to reconnect with my father and uncles over a fútbol match that I watched on a VHS tape when I was six years old. Through this piecing together of collective memory, made up of different perspectives and the fragments that remain, we seek to relive this moment together for the first time in thirty years.” - .e.diaz, director of

🗓️ Sunday, March 29 at 12pm
📍 , San Francisco
📢 Co-presented by &

🎟️ Tickets → link in bio

About the program:

⚽️ Join us for FÚTBOL ON FILM at San Francisco’s on Sunday, March 29!

Starting with a selection of Latin American short films, the screening will also feature a work-in-progress teaser of upcoming documentary , a film about the oldest community-owned fútbol club in the U.S., San Francisco City FC, and the heart of its supporters. The program will end with a panel discussion with community members about the project and local fútbol culture in San Francisco.

We encourage you to turn up to the theater wearing your football shirts, team scarves, and flags!

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