This Saturday the 27th, the San Francisco Film Society ^[2] and the Presidio Trust ^[3] are co-presenting the seventh annual Film in the Fog ^[4]. This year they’re screening Vincente Minnelli’s 1951 film, An American in Paris ^[5], starring Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron. It’s a free outdoor screening on the lawn at the Main Post Theater in the Presidio ^[6] (99 Moraga Ave), right near where they did Shakespeare in the Park ^[7] weekend before last. The screening will be preceded at 5:30 by live entertainment from Pi Clowns: The Physical Comedy Troupe ^[8], and the screening itself will start at 7:00 with a vintage cartoon and newsreel before the feature. Quoth the Presidio Trust: “Bring a blanket, low lawn chairs and picnic under the stars! Food and drink from the Presidio’s Dish Cafe and Acre Cafe will be available for purchase.” Quoth the Film Society: “As always, it gets a little chilly in the Presidio this time of year, so bring warm clothes and blankets to sit on.” Quoth me: “Brrr!” And anyway, how can you picnic under the stars when the fog is obscuring them? Well, maybe we can give them that one. After all, it might be clear out.