Thursday, April 16
Reefer Madness (43 min., 1936). With a live musical soundtrack by UC Berkeley student DJs, plus psychotropic shorts and a reefer rolling contest. Presented with the BAM/PFA Student Committee (PFA, 7:30)
Friday, April 17
Vagabond (105 min., 1985). Agnès Varda: Cinécriture (PFA, 6:30)
Mur Murs (81 min., 1980). Preceded by Les Dites Cariatides (12 min., 1984). Agnès Varda: Cinécriture (PFA, 8:40)
American Psycho (101 min., 2000). Cult Classics Attack 3 (PM, midnight)
Sat., April 18
The Gleaners and I (82 min., 2000). Agnès Varda: Cinécriture (PFA, 6:30)
La Rabbia di Pasolini (83 min., 2008). Followed by a lecture by Jean-Pierre Gorin. The Way of the Termite: The Essay in Cinema (PFA, 8:15)
Sun., April 19
Routine Pleasures (81 min., 1986). With filmmaker Jean-Pierre Gorin in person. The Way of the Termite: The Essay in Cinema (PFA, 2:00)
Wild River (105 min., 1960). Introduced by Charlotte Brody. Preceded by The Columbia (21 min., 1941) and live music by Jugology. From Riches to Rags: Hollywood and the New Deal (PFA, 6:00)
The Neverending Story (94 min., 1984). Benefit for the Portola Middle School PTSA (EC, 2:00)
Tue., April 21
Rollerball (125 min., 1975). Benefit for the San Francisco Bay Chapter Sierra Club (EC, 9:15)
Wed., April 22
The Day I Became a Woman (78 min., 2000). With a lecture by Marilyn Fabe. Film 50: History of Cinema/Women's Cinema from Tangiers to Tehran (PFA, 3:00)
Planet Earth: The Filmmaker's Story (100 min., 2006). (Humanist Hall, Oakland, 7:30)
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