Hundreds of Beavers
Exclusive Portland engagement! In this 19th century, supernatural winter epic, a drunken applejack salesman must go from zero to hero and become North America's greatest fur trapper by defeating hundreds of beavers.
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EL GRITO (Church of Film)
In the Summer of 1968 in Mexico City, a student strike grew into massive walk-outs and demonstrations of hundreds of thousands. As the city prepares for the Olympic ceremonies in October, the government makes a horrifying decision to save the Games (and themselves).
HISTORY’S WITNESS: The Films of Jocelyn Saab (Church of Film)
HISTORY'S WITNESS showcases three of Jocelyne Saab's major films documenting the Lebanese Civil War, as well as her banned TV documentary short, PALESTINIAN WOMEN.
KMHD Presents a Night at the Movies with ‘Elevator to the Gallows’
Presented by KMHD, with a special DJ set from KMHD Silver Linings host Bryson Wallace followed by an introduction of the film by KMHD Program Director Matt Fleeger.
16mm Nyback Showdown
Watch as two 16mm programming teams (Darkroom Associates and Astral Projections) fire up their projectors and trade cinematic jabs back and forth by screening selections from the world-famous Dennis Nyback 16mm film archive! No one knows what will be screened next - cartoons, music, educational films, documentary shorts and weird advertisements run amok! There are no rules, no prisoners, and no show is the same!
FATMA 75 (1976, Tunisia) (Church of Film)
Selma Baccar's FATMA 75 is a sharp, witty, gorgeous feminist history of the country that was banned in its time, and is rarely enjoyed on screen to this day.
Oregon Short Film Festival Spring 2024
The Oregon Short Film Festival is one of the premier Film Festivals in Oregon, showcasing international independent short films and videos of all genres that are 30 minutes or less.
VIDEO WITCHES: A Collection of Peculiar Feminist Work (Church of Film)
VIDEO WITCHES is a curated collection of some of the strangest screen sorcery ever seen, in short works by brilliant artists whose witty, spooky, or borderline psychotic visions challenged the patriarchy and gnawed at the edges of a male-dominated industry.
