omg the bank scene breaks my heart each time!!! reminds me of the end of parasite... #anthroflix #LBMISF

“Manifest realtors” — aptly named. Clayton’s (realtor) office is located in the Mission, a historically Latino neighborhood that has been one of (many) ground zero’s for gentrification in SF #anthroflix

I love the mixed company in the play audience LOL #anthroflix #LBMISF

Who's to judge the role of myth? #anthroflix #LBMISF

"you don't get to hate it unless you love it." I want to say this to all the recent arrivals to Puerto Rico complaining all the damn time about local shortcomings... and thinking that their visions of improvement are what;s needed. #anthroflix #LBMISF

Oh wow Thora Birch played the red haired woman on the bus lol. A metaphor for “now and then”?? #anthroflix

So in the end is Mont the true last Black Man in San Francisco? #anthroflix #LBMISF

This film is so powerful. Second viewing for me. Somehow it went by faster the second time. Though the sadness of knowing the end makes it all the more heart wrenching. Not sure I did it justice with my tweets, so much of it is just observing and feeling... #anthroflix #LBMISF

Thanks so much to everyone who joined us tonight for #anthroflix #LBMISF

“You don't get to hate it unless you love it.” - from “The Last Black Man in San Francisco” #anthroflix

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