"If you want to be free, be free...," but if you want to see one of the 1970s' quirkiest classics, see Hal Ashby's Harold and Maude. As young Harold stares at the end of his innocence through huge eyes, he repeatedly fakes his own death and worries every adult around — except 79-year-old Maude. She matches Harold's morbidity with more spunk than most people a quarter of her age. Amid the hijinks and Cat Stevens songs, the unlikely pair fall deeply (not to mention illegally) in love. The screenings celebrate Red Vic's 28th birthday.