Film/Video

tues. 6 Killer of Sheep Charles Burnett's 1977 film explores everyday life in the Watts ghetto in the mid-1970s, part of the Buffalo Film Seminar series, presented in conjunction with the University at Buffalo's Film Director (Eng. 413), 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6, Market Arcade Film and Arts Center, 639 Main St., Buffalo; $. 855-3022, www. buffalofilmseminars. com

thurs. 1 & fri. 2
A Sense of Place: Filmmaker
Ted Lyman Visits Buffalo - Ted
Lyman retrospective that spans 30 years
of filmmaking, 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 1,
Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center,
341 Delaware Ave, Buffalo; $.
carolyn@hallwalls.com. Workshop: Ted
Lyman will present a workshop,
including a screening of his 1979 film
"Mansacts," noon Friday, Nov. 2, Center
for the Arts, Room 286, University at
Buffalo, North Campus, Amherst; $.
cgkoebel@ buffalo. edu
fri. 2
'Enlightened Nonsense' -
Toronto-based filmmaker Diedre Logue
presents her 10-part film series and her
11-part digital video series, "Why
Always Instead of Just Sometimes,"
starting at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 2,

Squeaky Wheel/Buffalo Media
Resources, 712 Main St., Buffalo; $.
884-7172, www.squeaky.org
sat. 3
'Ten Short Videos About My
Childhood Home' - And other
works by media artist Dorothea
Braemer, presented by Hallwalls and
Beyond/In Western New York, 8 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 3, cinema of Hallwalls
Contemporary Arts Center, 341
Delaware Ave., Buffalo; $. 854-1694,
www.hall walls.org
wed. 7
My Architect - Part of the
Niagara By Design Movie Series and
Doors Open Niagara, Wednesday, Nov.
7, Albright-Knox Art Gallery, 1285
Elmwood Ave., Buffalo. 882-8700,
www.albr ightknox.org.