San Francisco Metro: Sat, Nov 21, 2026 · Film & Screening · 7 events · data version 20261023-134521
2:00 PM · Baon: Stories & Struggles of Migrants · SFMoma (SOMA) · film · rating 7
sfmoma.org · details Baon (Tagalog, ‘food packed from home’) takes host and activist Rachel Bundoc Lucero (The Sago Show) into the kitchen with migrant Filipinos in the San Francisco Bay Area to share meals that remind them of home. With each dish, Rachel hears each person’s experience struggling for change: from her mom’s memories running towards bullets to overthrow the corrupt Marcos dictatorship to workers protecting the rights and welfare of undocumented migrants.
1:00 PM · Panel: Hassinger’s Moving Image Work · Pacific Film Archive (Berkeley) · art, film · rating 6
bampfa.org · details BAMPFA will present several of Maren Hassinger’s video works, from documentation of her early performance works to her later, more cinematic works. Following the screening, a panel will discuss Hassinger’s unique approach to the moving image across her career.
2:00 PM · Touki Bouki · Yerba Buena Center (SOMA) · $15 · film · rating 6
ybca.org · details Join us for an afternoon screening of Djibril Diop Mambety’s Touki Bouki (1973).
3:30 PM · Samurai Rebellion · Pacific Film Archive (Berkeley) · film · rating 6
bampfa.org · details Japanese cinema icons Toshiro Mifune and Tatsuya Nakadai team up to slice their way through duty-bound Japan in this tale of a dutiful samurai whose attempts to be a “good servant” are about to end . . . in blood.
6:30 PM · Raging Bull · Pacific Film Archive (Berkeley) · film · rating 6
bampfa.org · details The biography of boxer Jake LaMotta becomes a visceral meditation on existential suffering. “A fusion of Hollywood genre with personal vision . . . closer to poetry than pulp. Its sculptural weight can only be appreciated on the big screen” (Amy Taubin, Village Voice).
time TBA · Being Human · Exploratorium (Embarcadero) · film · rating 6
exploratorium.edu · details Four short films offer diverse reflections through playful and visually expressive representations of the complexities of being human. Running time: 32 minutes
time TBA · Blade Runner: The Final Cut (35mm) · Roxy (Mission) · Buy Tickets · film · rating 6
roxie.com · details While so many effects-driven visions of the future have faded with time, Blade Runner remains a template for imagining the neon-soaked city to come, as influential in its way as Fritz Lang’s Metropolis . Adapting Philip K. Dick’s novel into the gold standard of sci-fi noir, Ridley Scott shares much of the film’s visual legacy with “visual futurist” Syd Mead , whose design concepts helped define its unforgettable world, and with Vangelis’s atmospheric synth score.