Sunday, January 22, 2:00 p.m.
Filmmaker Lodge
550 Main St.
#SFFBoldStories
What does it mean to lead a creative life in America today? Amid the tensions underlying our divided society, storytellers not only contribute to the richness of our culture but pull it forward. In a climate that emboldens intolerance, bigotry, and attacks on free expression, how do storytellers think about what stories to tell and who they are for? Join the discussion with Janicza Bravo (Lemon), Nonny de la Peña (Out of Exile: Daniel’s Story), Gerard McMurray (Burning Sands), James Schamus (Indignation), Kamir Amer, and moderator Franklin Leonard (founder, The Black List)
Panels are open to all Festival credential holders on a space-available basis.
Credits
| Janicza Bravo
Panelist | Nonny de la Peña
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| Gerard McMurray
Panelist | James Schamus
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| Franklin Leonard
Panelist | Karim Amer
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