Solidarity Cinema

Join us for the August edition of Solidarity Cinema, a new monthly film series at KALW Public Media — an evening of short films.
About this Event

Tickets are available on a sliding scale of $5–$25 (NOTAFLOF), with proceeds benefiting Bay2Gaza Mutual Aid, which collects funds for Palestinian families surviving the genocide in Gaza and KALW Public Media.

This is a masks encouraged event and masks will be provided at the space. For any more access details or requests please email [email protected]

Films on view this month:

• A Boy, A Wall, and A Donkey (Dir. Hany Abu-Assad) Three young boys want to make a film in a village without cameras.
• Cyber Palestine (Dir. Elia Suleiman) A parable about a modern-day Mary and Joseph, two Palestinian returnees living in Gaza, and their tribulations with the Israeli occupation.
• I Signed the Petition (Dir. Mahdi Fleifel) A conversation between two friends about the effectiveness and implications of publicly supporting the cultural boycott of Israel.
• Mnemosyne (Dir. Inas Halabi) A project considering the construction of memory and oral history through a family’s (re)telling of the story of a scar on the forehead of the filmmaker’s grandfather.
• Nation Estate (Dir. Larissa Sansour) A sci-fi film exploring a dystopian world where one colossal high-rise houses the entire Palestinian population.

Solidarity Cinema is a community-run archive of more than 9,000 films documenting solidarity, struggle, and social movements around the world. By providing free access to radical cinema and supporting grassroots screenings, the project helps organizers, educators, and communities use film as a tool for learning, collective action, and social change.

📍 220 Montgomery St., San Francisco, 2 blocks from BART/MUNI

🚪 Doors open at 7:30

🍷 Refreshments for donation (and KALW members get their first one on the house)

Please become a KALW member today and receive your first drink on us at all 220 Montgomery events.

Solidarity Cinema happens the final Friday of every month at 8:00 pm.

Please note:

• The event space is just to the left of the main entrance to the Mills Building at 220 Montgomery Street
• We recommend taking BART/MUNI, exiting at Montgomery, and walking two blocks north
• Ride-shares can drop off and pick up directly in front of the venue
• If you drive, there are several garages within two blocks of the event location

Agenda

🕑: 07:30 PM - 08:00 PM
Doors
🕑: 08:00 PM - 09:30 PM
Solidarity Cinema