April 19, 7pm
Opening Night Gala
David Arquette's The Tripper
Party at the MAH, featuring DJ Fox

SCFF is proud to present David Arquette's directorial debut, The Tripper. Presented at the historic Del Mar Theatre and shot on location in Santa Cruz, The Tripper is a campy horror film with twisted political satire, starring Paul Reubens, Jamie King, Thomas Jane, Lukas Haas, Jason Mewes and Balthazar Getty with cameos from David Arquette and Courtney Cox Arquette. The film follows the path of some hippie kids looking for a good time at a "love fest" when mayhem ensues. The weekend Woodstock like festival descends into a horrific slice'em and dice'em who-done-it.

David Arquette, Lukas Haas, Paul Reubens and Brad Hunt are scheduled to appear.

Opening for " The Tripper" will be SF Cutter James MacLeod's documentary "Chet Helms and the Summer of Love". More description:

Immediately following the screening, join us for an evening of music & libations at the Museum of Art & History featuring music by DJ FOX, wine by Bargetto and food by Poppy Degarmo. While D.J. FOX mixes Grateful Hip-Hop Dead stylings in the MAH Auditorium, James Brown: The Lost Tapes, will screen simultaneously. The Lost Tapes was shot by SCFF Board of Director Eric Thiermann.

Cost is $25, Festival Pass Holders Free
Del Mar Theatre, 1124 Pacific Ave
McPherson Museum of Art & History, 705 Front St.

The March SF Cutters Meeting Agenda
The following is a listing of SF Cutters events for the month of March. Please show your support for SF Cutters and other filmmakers in the SF film community.

•March 15 : At SF MOMA
Steve Kurtz Artist Speaks and new film by Lynn Hershman "Strange Culture"
Free with admission to SF MOMA
http://www.sfmoma.org/visit/visitinfo_hours.asp

At the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art:
This is a true story of one of the first applications of the "Homeland
Security Act" used against a US Citizen, artist and professor in Buffalo NY:
Steve Kurtz speaking (6:30 PM ) and a new film about Steve Kurtz and his
predicament "Strange Culture" (8:30 PM) by famed Bay Area filmmaker Lynn
Hershman.

Please support Lynn Hershman's new work and make it to MOMA this evening if
you can. Lynn is a former student of Kevin's and is an award winning director.

You will not want to miss out on our January meeting. We've got great guests, a fantastic raffle and some special treats in store for you. Please plan to attend.

More info on our home page.