For 46 years, the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival has championed films and performances that embrace complexity. This year’s program (running through Aug. 2) continues that tradition with stories of memory, silence, and identity. Three standout selections approach those ideas from remarkably different directions. A family drama revisits the AIDS crisis through the eyes of a son struggling to understand his father. A sociopolitical documentary…
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