Two feature films are shooting around San Francisco this week. While there's little information out there about either film, they've left paper trails.

"JAR," produced by Bay Area teens under the guidance of "The Last Black Man in San Francisco" director Joe Talbot, screened at the Great Star Theater on Monday.

Cinema on the Square will bring free screenings of "Mrs. Doubtfire" starring Robin Williams, Disney's "Big Hero 6" and Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" to Union Square as part of a monthly series.

Andrew Garfield, Jason Schwartzman, and other celebrities were spotted in different parts of San Francisco on Wednesday. Residents watched from a distance as film crews staged the sets. SF Film ...

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The film was "JAR," a surreal, genre-bending dark comedy. The filmmakers? A crew of 71 San Francisco teens, all part of director Joe Talbot's new summer film camp 48 Hills, 24 Frames.