‘arry Potta? I’ve spotted the way to Hogwarts (Taken with Instagram)
sanfrancisko:

(11UISMA)

what an incredible shot of SF.
Madness at the Metreon. About to see The Dark Knight Rises (Taken with Instagram at AMC Metreon 16)
sanfrancisko:

An aerial view of San Francisco, (Eric Fischer)

so cool!
Frameline Film Festival. About to see my friend Wilfred Galila’s sold out film! Yeah buddy! (Taken with Instagram at Roxie Cinema)

Nuclear Family: Online Release on June 17th 2012!

I’m very excited to announce that anyone and everyone will soon be able to view my latest film “Nuclear Family” for FREE and online starting on Sunday June 17th 2012 (exactly 1 year from its last public screening). “Nuclear Family” is a film that has been a long road for me starting all the way back in August 2009 when I began to draft characters, summer 2010 when I wrote the script, Dec 2010-Jan 2011 when we shot the film, March 2011 when it screened for the first time publicly, and now, finally, June 2012: when it will finally be viewable online for anyone and everyone to see and share.

You might be wondering what has gone on with the film for the past ENTIRE YEAR since it was last seen publicly. Over the past year I have submitted Nuclear Family to 13 (unlucky, I know) Film Festivals across the US. During this process, its common practice to not let your film be publicly seen in case it does get accepted into a film festival. They want to have your ‘premiere’. Well, recently I heard back from the last one, and after 12 rejection letters, the 13th one didn’t really feel so bad. In fact, what I now feel most bad about is holding this film hostage on my computer for an entire year. It is a film I’m extremely proud of, and I don’t make films so that they can sit on my hard drive at home. I make films to share them with as many people as possible.

As a director, there’s a lot of control you have in making a film. One thing you can’t control is if your film will please the judges of film festivals and subsequently get a film festival run. In many ways, it can be luck of the draw. I’ve focused so much on getting the film seen by this abstract “them” (all the people who attend film festivals) that I’ve forgotten about “you”.

In the interest of keeping the sappiness level of this post somewhat low, I will sum up what I’m trying to say in a nutshell: I care about you. If you are reading this right now then you are supporting independent filmmaking and I want you to see this film and be able to share it with whomever you want. Love it or hate it, If you have any desire to see it, you should be able to.

Thank you for your support, and I sincerely hope you enjoy it. Check back on Sunday to watch “Nuclear Family”.

-Dominic Mercurio

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NUCLEAR FAMILY IMDB PAGE!

CocoRosie live in SF (Taken with Instagram at The Regency Ballroom)
San Francisco Glow (Taken with Instagram at SF Bay)
I could never get sick of San Francisco. (Taken with Instagram at SF Bay)
got some Philz with friends this weekend.
SF Bay Area will always feel like home.
Thunderstorm last night in SF strikes Bay Bridge
#Chairlift @ The Independent #SF (Taken with instagram)