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Portland Will Host the International Women’s Sports Film Festival in May
The new festival is a project by Sports Bra founder and CEO Jenny Nguyen.
What the Paramount–Warners Merger Means for Portland’s Repertory Cinema Scene
What the Paramount–Warners merger means for Portland’s repertory cinema scene.
Get Your Reps In: Bette Davis Transforms “Now, Voyager”
In “Now, Voyager,” Bette Davis teaches us how to take our glasses off.
Get Your Reps In: It’s Hard to Find a Better Concert Movie Than “The Last Waltz”
Scorsese’s film of The Band’s 1976 farewell show has aged splendidly.
Get Your Reps In: “Misery” Is Rob Reiner at His Most Effortless
Reiner’s economical storytelling wouldn’t dream of adding extra moodiness to Stephen King’s prescient story of toxic fandom.
New OPB “Oregon Experience” Shows How Portlanders Fought Back After a Racist Murder
The 1988 murder of an Ethiopian immigrant by white supremacists shocked Portlanders.
Your Roundup of New Movies: “How to Make a Killing” Scores Big
What to see and what to skip.
Get Your Reps In: “Daughters of the Dust” Helped Inspire Beyoncé
What to see at Portland’s repertory theaters.
The Portland Jewish Film Festival Strives for Balanced Contemporary Storytelling
“It feels, in this moment, especially important to reach non-Jewish communities and audiences so that they can go beyond what they see in the headlines.”
Get Your Reps In: “Out of the Blue” Is Linda Manz’s Finest Film
What to see at Portland’s repertory theaters.
“Wuthering Heights” Lifts Viewers to Horny New Peaks
Emerald Fennell turns the Brontë novel into Galentine’s Day erotica, pure and simple.
