Thursday, February 17
Contemporary African Short Films (total running time 75 min., 2007-10). African Film Festival 2011 (PFA, 7:00)
King Lear. Presented by National Theatre Live (RCE, 7:00)
Friday, February 18
Betty (103 min., 1992). Suspicion: The Films of Claude Chabrol and Alfred Hitchcock (PFA, 7:00)
La Cérémonie (111 min., 1995). Suspicion: The Films of Claude Chabrol and Alfred Hitchcock (PFA, 9:00)
END:CIV Resist or Die. Preceded by potluck and social hour at 6:30 p.m.; followed by discussion (Humanist Hall, Oakland, 7:30)
Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure (90 min., 1985). Cerrito Midnights (RCC, midnight)
Eye of the Sun (90 min., 2008). Followed by discussion of latest events in Egypt and North Africa (LP, 7:30)
Saturday, February 19
Naan Kadavul (150 min., 2009). Cruel Cinema: New Directions in Tamil Film (PFA, 3:00)
The Complete Metropolis (148 min., 1926). Cinema Across Media: The 1920s (PFA, 6:00)
The Swindle (105 min., 1998). Suspicion: The Films of Claude Chabrol and Alfred Hitchcock (PFA, 8:50)
Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure (90 min., 1985). Cerrito Midnights (RCC, midnight)
The Room (99 min., 2003). Special midnight screening (PM, midnight)
Carmen. Opera in Cinema (GL, 9:00 a.m.)
Sunday, February 20
Shoah (563 min., 1985). Twenty-fifth anniversary screening (PFA, 11:30 a.m.)
Monday, February 21
The Magic Sword (80 min., 1962). Followed by Hercules in the Haunted World (77 min., 1961). Forbidden Thrills Movie Night (Forbidden Island Tiki Lounge, Alameda)
Wednesday, February 23
Silly Symphonies (68 min., 1931-37). Film 50: History of Cinema (PFA, 3:10)
Rien que les heures (46 min., 1926). Preceded by Architecture d’aujourdhui (10 min., 1930) and Die Neue Wohnung (28 min., 1930). Introduction by Anne Nesbet; Judith Rosenberg on piano (PFA, 7:30)
The End of Poverty? (106 min., 2008). Preceded by potluck and social hour at 6:30 p.m.; followed by discussion (Humanist Hall, Oakland, 7:30) 
