If you've never checked out the screenings at Oddball Film (275 Capp Street) tonight is a good night to do it. Guest curator Pete Gowdy, host of weekly listening party Shellac Shack, will present the highlights of 2009's at Oddball, showing the one or two standout shorts from each of the year's screenings. The films include "Ersatz (Substitute)," winner of the 1961 Oscar for best animated short; "One-Eyed Men Are Kings," a 1974 Oscar winner; and "Black Sabbath Parade," footage of a 1970 gay/tranny parade to welcome Black Sabbath to San Francisco. Films start at 8:30 ($10) and RSVP is required (415-558-8117 or info@oddballfilm.com).
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