
Harakiri
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Tatsuya Nakadai is a penniless samurai who asks a wealthy clan's permission to commit ritual suicide—though that’s not the only killing on his mind. “Probably the best samurai film ever made” (Washington Post).

Tatsuya Nakadai is a penniless samurai who asks a wealthy clan's permission to commit ritual suicide—though that’s not the only killing on his mind. “Probably the best samurai film ever made” (Washington Post).
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Harakiri (BAMPFA) — Tatsuya Nakadai plays a penniless samurai seeking permission for ritual suicide, with additional killings, hailed as possibly the best samurai film.
Y&T performs at Cornerstone Berkeley, 2367 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley.
Cal Berkeley women's swimming & diving faces CSL championship competitors at a neutral site in Indianapolis.
Cal Berkeley women's tennis plays the ITA West Sectional Championships at a neutral Los Angeles site.
Pet photo submissions create a Día de los Muertos ofrenda displayed at the North Branch Library, honoring pets who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge, ages 18 and up.
Free 30‑minute classical concerts with themed selections and hands‑on musical activities for ages 5–10 at Central Library’s 4th‑floor and West Community Room.
Free 30‑minute classical concerts with themed selections and hands‑on musical activities for ages 5–10 at West Branch, Central 4th Floor and West Community Room.
Shwayze performs at Cornerstone Berkeley, 2367 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley.
Screening the first three episodes of Maurice Pialat’s WWI miniseries La maison des bois at BAMPFA.
The Arch (BAMPFA) — A Ming dynasty widow, praised for poetic beauty, faces temptation from a soldier, exploring propriety, tradition, and repression.
4K restoration of Maurice Pialat’s *La maison des bois* Episodes 4–7 screens at BAMPFA.
The Sword (BAMPFA) — Melodrama, weapons‑based action and wire‑fu choreography blend with quiet, muted moments of character agony.
Jean‑Luc Godard’s second film, Le petit soldat, screens at BAMPFA, tracing a disillusioned French counteragent’s entanglement with Algerian separatists, Parisian torturers, and Anna Karina.