November 12. 3pm. The Boys of Baraka: A Film Screening. International Civil Rights Center & Museum. 134 S Elm St., Greensboro. This documentary focuses on African American males from some of the poorest neighborhoods in Baltimore, Maryland. These men participate in life-changing two-year programs that send them to the Baraka School in Kenya, East Africa. For more info, visit www.sitinmovement.org.

November 17. 7:30pm. Mixed Tape Presents: Flash Gordon. Carolina Theatre. 310 S Greene St., Greensboro. Don’t miss your chance to catch this 1980 big-budgeted classic of a football player and his friends who travel to the planet of Mongo, and find themselves fighting Ming the Merciless in a battle to save Earth. For more info and tickets, call 336.333.2605 or visit carolinatheatre.com

Now through November 19. r/ock & reel. a/ perture cinema, 311 W. 4th St., Winston-Salem. A music-focused documentary film series presented by a/perture cinema and Blurt Magazine.

To purchase tickets or view the full schedule, call 336-722-8148 or visit www.aperturecinema.com.

Thursdays. 7:30 and 10 p.m. Cheap Beer and a Movie Film Series. Carousel Luxury Cinemas, 1305 Battleground Ave., Greensboro. Screening great modern classics with $4 admission and $1.50 draft beer. For more information, visit www. carouselbattleground.com.

Saturdays. September 24 through November 26. 9 p.m. Sinister Cinema Film Series. Greensboro School of Creativity, 900 16th St., Greensboro. A series of classic and little-known horror films. Each screening includes an introduction and audience discussion. For a full line-up or more information, visit www.greensboroschoolofcreativity.org.

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