San Francisco Metro: Tue, Dec 1, 2026 · Film & Screening · 5 events · data version 20261102-152543

  1. 6:00 PM · World Aids Day Event · Santa Cruz MAH (Santa Cruz) · film, community · rating 6
    santacruzmah.org · details
    Honoring the 44.2 million lives lost to AIDS worldwide, The Diversity Center and the MAH are hosting a screening of the intergenerational documentary, Never the Last Love Letter. This documentary explores the resistance and organizing in Santa Cruz from the 1980s-1990s around HIV/AIDS within the LGBTQ+ and harm reduction communities. After the event, there will be a panel discussion with local heroes to discuss how to meet this political moment and organize.
  2. 7:30 PM · SMALL TOWN GAY BAR · Castro Theater (Castro) · BUY TICKETS · film · rating 6
    thecastro.com · details
    4K Restoration Hosted by Peaches Christ with special guest Director Malcolm Ingram
  3. 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
  4. 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.
  5. time TBA · THX 1138 (35mm) · Roxy (Mission) · Buy Tickets · film · rating 6
    roxie.com · details
    Presented in 35mm in its original theatrical version , George Lucas’s THX 1138 imagines a sterile underground future where citizens are drugged into compliance, emotion is suppressed, and individuality itself is treated as a threat. Robert Duvall stars as THX, a worker who stops taking his state-mandated medication and begins to awaken to desire, fear, and the possibility of escape.