Hollywood Theatre honors Black History Month with a lineup of African-American films. Kicking off the festival is the mobster classic Across 110th Street (7:30 pm Wednesday, Feb. 6), in which racial tensions boil over. Director Michael Schultz attends for a double feature of his 1985 films, The Last Dragon and Krush Groove (7 pm Saturday, Feb. 9). In conjunction with Cinema Classics, the festival will also show 1943’s Cabin in the Sky (7 pm Sunday, Feb. 10), a musical with an all-black cast that features Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington.