“Love Me Tenderloin” Film Premiere & Reception | SF

Submitted by the Event Organizer

San Francisco Main Library hosts the premiere and post-reception for Love Me Tenderloin, Henri Quenette’s film about San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood and the everyday life of four inhabitants living in the Tenderloin: Bridchette, Arnold, Woody and Indian Joe.

Love Me Tenderloin
Film premiere and reception
Tuesday, March 25, 2014 – 5:45 pm to 7:45 pm
San Francisco Main Library | 100 Larkin Street, SF
FREE

The Tenderloin has long been known as the “heart” of San Francisco. It is the last refuge for elderly, disabled and low-income working people striving to stay in the city. This area is perhaps the last frontier in SF’s ever-expanding gentrification trend. It has a high density population and has prominent issues with drugs.

At the same time, the film highlights how much love there is among the residents of this neighborhood and the people who work here in order to improve the life of the Tenderloin residents.

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