The Pickled Head
 George Csicsery Joaquín Murieta was a major figure in the history of California from the moment of his purported death in 1853. Murieta remains an iconic character, a hero who championed disenfranchised Latinos against the injustices of the 1849 Gold Rush. The Murieta story epitomizes the clash of two cultures. The Pickled Head aims to entertain, educate, and preserve a rich cultural heritage while investigating how legends are created. | When making a fiscal sponsorship donation with a credit card, 3% is deducted from the donation amount to cover the merchant account processing fees. This deduction is waived when donating with a check. Checks can be made out to “San Francisco Film Society” and mailed to: San Francisco Film Society ATTN: Finance Dept. 39 Mesa St. Suite 110 San Francisco, CA 94129 Please indicate "FSP 1127" in the memo of the check. |
