One-Night Stands
Thursday, July 2
Other Species, Other Times (90 min., 2001-2014). Video Art from India (Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley, 7:30)
The Shawshank Redemption (142 min., 1994). (UA Berkeley 7, 9:00)
Evangelion 1.1: You Are (Not) Alone (98 min., 2007). (The New Parkway, Oakland, 9:30)
Friday, July 3
The Unknown (66 min., 1927). Thanks to Henri Langlois: A Centennial Tribute (PFA, 7:00)
Magnificent Obsession (110 min., 1935). Melodrama Master: John M. Stahl (PFA, 8:30)
V for Vendetta (132 min., 2006). Staff Pick Night (Parkway, 10:30)
Saturday, July 4
Copa America Soccer Final (Parkway, 1:00)
Andrei Rublev (185 min., 1966). The Poetry of Time: Andrei Tarkovsky (PFA, 7:00)
Sunday, July 5
Women’s World Cup Soccer Final (Parkway, 4:00)
It’s a Gift (93 min., 1934). Sunday Funnies: Laurel & Hardy and W.C. Fields (PFA, 4:30)
Back Street (93 min., 1932). Melodrama Master: John M. Stahl (PFA, 6:30)
Tuesday, July 7
Despicable Me (95 min., 2010). (Alameda Theatre & Cineplex, 10:00 a.m.)
Gold Cup Soccer: USA vs. Honduras (Parkway, 6:30)
Four Women, One World (77 min., 2013). Doc Night, featuring a post-film Q&A with director Jason Cohen and co-producer Tom Christopher (Parkway, 7:00)
Wednesday, July 8
Despicable Me (95 min., 2010). (Alameda Theatre & Cineplex, 10:00 a.m.)
The Audience (2013). National Theatre Live (Rialto Cinemas Cerrito, El Cerrito, 10:00 a.m.)
Nana (150 min., 1926). Thanks to Henri Langlois: A Centennial Tribute (PFA, 7:30)
Who Killed Martin Luther King? (45 min., 1989). (Humanist Hall, Oakland, 7:30)
