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A day-in-the-life at one of America's most important independent bookstores - Bolerium BooksBOLERIUM captures a day-in-the-life at one of America’s most important independent bookstores - Bolerium Books - run from a hidden location in the heart of San Francisco’s immigrant/radical Mission District.
This 23 minute portrait is a humorous exploration of the store, its diverse staff and the wild array of customers who frequent its shelves. Filmed in a dynamic handheld style, the documentary captures the caffeinated energy that has driven this store for the last 25 years.
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Support   2006 | 23 min
BOLERIUM captures a day-in-the-life at one of America’s most important independent bookstores - Bolerium Books - run from a hidden location in the heart of San Francisco’s immigrant/radical Mission District.
This 23 minute portrait is a humorous exploration of the store, its diverse staff and the wild array of customers who frequent its shelves. Filmed in a dynamic handheld style, the documentary captures the caffeinated energy that has driven this store for the last 25 years.
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