Monday, the Grand Lake has RaMell Ross's Nickel Boys on 35mm (continuing through next week), Akira Kurosawa's Dreams (on 35mm, repeats Sunday) and Hong Sang-soo's latest Isabelle Huppert collaboration, A Traveler’s Needs are at the Roxie, Hidden Fortress and Up at the Lark, and A Clockwork Orange at the Alamo Drafthouse New Mission.
Tuesday, Mulholland Dr. (on 35mm) and From Ground Zero (repeating all week), a selection of 22 short films from Gazan filmmakers, are at the Roxie, Ingmar Bergman's Persona is at Drafthouse, and the Rialto Elmwood gives you another shot to catch an iteration of ENO.
Wednesday, Andrei Tarkovsky's Mirror and Drop Dead Fred are at Drafthouse, The Beaches of Agnès and Speed Racer (on 35mm, repeats Friday) are at the Roxie, the Super Shangri-La Show returns to the Balboa with a haunted house double feature featuring William Shatner and Klaus Kinski, Alicia Silverstone's debut, The Crush (repeats Thursday) is at the Vogue, and All About Eve is at the 4 Star.
Thursday, Brady Corbet's The Brutalist starts its 70mm run at the Drafthouse (continuing through next week), Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (on 35mm) is back at the Roxie, Miller's Crossing is at the 4 Star, Pink Floyd: The Wall, at the New Parkway, and the Smith Rafael has D. A. Pennebaker's Don't Look Back.
Friday, The Searchers kicks off a new series at BAMPFA, Landscapes of Myth: Westerns After The Searchers, programmed by Leila Weefur, Paul Schrader's latest, Oh, Canada, opens at the Roxie, the Smith Rafael's For Your Consideration series begins, presenting 15 Oscar-shortlisted features from around the world, the 2024 remake of 1987's Street Trash (repeats Saturday) is on 35mm at the Balboa, and Sabbath Queen director Sandi DuBowski is in person at the Roxie, and returns Saturday with film subject Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie.
Saturday, BAMPFA has Victor Erice's Close Your Eyes and 8 1/2 continues their Marcello Mastroianni Centenary series, Toy Story 3 (repeats Sunday) is at the Lark, the Niles screens Gregory La Cava's Feel My Pulse, the 4 Star has a Nic Cage/Paul Schrader double feature of Bringing Out the Dead and Dark plus their Popcorn Palace selections this week are The Red Balloon and a Pixar Shorts Collection, and the Roxie one last shot gives you another iteration of ENO to catch, plus director Taghi Amirani and legendary editor Walter Murch are in person to present their new film, COUP 53.
Sunday, The Perks of Being a Wallflower is at Drafthouse, the Niles has its monthly Laurel & Hardy and Our Gang Talkie matinee, and Sandi DuBowski and Rabbi travel to the Smith Rafael to present Sabbath Queen.
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