Monday, the Roxie has more SF DocFest and more Hausu (House) (on 35mm, repeats Sunday), Isaac Julien's Young Soul Rebels is at the Balboa, Howl's Moving Castle (repeats Wednesday) at the New Parkway, and Sinners continues on 70mm at the Grand Lake.
Tuesday, House (1985) and Stand By Me (repeats Wednesday) are at the Alamo Drafthouse New Mission, the California Bluegrass Association presents Bluegrass and Old-time Documentary Film Festival at the Roxie, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (on 16mm, repeats Wednesday) is at the Balboa.
Wednesday, a Nic Cage double feature of Con Air and Raising Arizona is at the 4 Star, SF-set Sudden Fear (1954), starring Joan Crawford and Gloria Grahame, is at the Drafthouse, Akira Kurosawa's Ran (repeats Sunday) and the latest edition of Unbecoming Attractions: A 35mm Trailer Show are at the Roxie, and Gus van Sant's Milk (repeats Thursday) is at the Vogue.
Thursday, Lady Vengeance (on 35mm) is back at the Roxie, Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors is at the Balboa, French Premiere presents One Upon My Mother at the Marina Theater, and the Stanford's first Fred Astaire double feature of the week is Shall We Dance and You Were Never Lovelier (both on 35mm, both repeating Friday).
Friday, BAMPFA kicks off their Summer season and a new Noir series, In Lonely Places: Film Noir Beyond the City, with Michael Curtiz's The Breaking Point (on 35mm) introduced by Imogen Sara Smith, Kamikaze Hearts, with director Juliet Bashore and lead Sharon Mitchell in person, is at the Balboa, Shapeshifters Cinema presents the latest entry in their ongoing series, Gravitational Lensing: Feminist Film Dialogues, with a program focusing on parenthood, and the Roxie has our feature this week, Nobuhiko Obayashi's His Motorbike, Her Island.
Saturday, Imogen Sara Smith continues introducing Noir at BAMPFA with Ida Lupino's The Hitch-Hiker (on 35mm) and Desert Fury (on 35mm), the Roxie presents House on Haunted Hill (on 16mm), screens a new restoration of Bernardo Bertolucci's Little Buddha (repeats Sunday), and continues THIS IS AMERICA: Frederick Wiseman – 7 Dispatches with Deaf, Cecil B. Demented is at the Balboa, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish and Death Becomes Her are at the 4 Star, the Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum screens Hands Up, and the Stanford's wraps their Astaire series with a double feature of Top Hat and The Band Wagon (both on 35mm, both repeating Sunday).
Sunday, the Beat Museum screens Stan Brakhage's complete Dog Star Man series on 16mm, BAMPFA has Imogen Sara Smith one more time for Raoul Walsh's Pursued (on 35mm) as well as a special screening of Vivien’s Wild Ride, the Roxie reprises Touch of Evil (on 35mm) and presents The Return of the Great God Pan with director Brett Stilo in person and Miss Major doc MAJOR!, Ex Machina is at the Balboa, the Niles has its monthly Laurel & Hardy/Our Gang talkie matinee, Shrek 2 is at the New Parkway, and Wakefield Poole's legendary, surreal Bijou (alongside Poole's short "Freedom Day Parade") is at the 4 Star.
