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Raunchy Danes, Spooky Sea Creatures, and FOKN Revenge: Week Two of the Portland International Film Festival

EVOLUTION A gorgeously shot horror/sci-fi. We’re midway through the 39th annual Portland International Film Festival, which seems to be happily coinciding with some real butt-ass weather. All the more reason to stay inside, vicariously traveling the world. Poor Februaryโ€”PIFF might be its only charm. And maybe it’s my imagination, but there seem to be more […]

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It’s Happening Tonight!

MUSICโ€”Elizabeth Elder and Rachel Milbauer of Portland podcast Party Boyz celebrate the release of their zine tonight with a rager featuring performances from Eyelids, My Body, and Golden Hour. Their newest edition includes art, prose, and comics from contributors Sallie Ford, Candace’s Sarah Nienaber, Mercury photographer Katie Summer, and many more. CIARA DOLANMississippi Studios, 3939 […]

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It’s Happening Tonight!

STORYTELLINGโ€”Portland has no shortage of storytelling nights, but the Broadcast, brought to you by Siren Nation’s lady-centric arts fest, is extra special: Tonight, hear from actress Dana Thompson, filmmaker Alicia J. Rose, cartoon-drawing genius Dylan Meconis, and People’s Choir co-founder/burlesquer Decoteau Wilkersonโ€”all hosted by beloved queen of warmhearted truthiness Bri Pruett! MEGAN BURBANKThe Secret Society, […]

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It’s Happening Tonight!

BOOKSโ€”Margaret Malone writes spare, sharp-edged short stories set in Portland, and tonight she’s joined by Arthur Bradford, occasional speaker for Eastmoreland’s trees, and full-time writer of what can only be described as charming weirdo lit. They’re two of the city’s best fiction writers, in one of its best independent bookstores. MEGAN BURBANKBroadway Books, 1714 NE […]

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It’s Happening Tonight!

FILMโ€”Now in its 39th year, the Portland International Film Festival continues to swamp Portlanders with an overwhelming number of movies. Today you have no fewer than 21 optionsโ€”but your best bet is Terence Davies’ Sunset Song, which Little White Lies calls “an emotional bolt to the heart” from “Britain’s greatest living director.” ERIK HENRIKSENMoreland Theater, […]

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Slackers, Junkies, and Drone Bombers: Week One of the Portland International Film Festival

EYE IN THE SKY Featuring Helen Mirren, Aaron Paul, and the late Alan Rickman. The 39th annual Portland International Film Festival (PIFF) kicks off this evening with sold-out screenings of Finland’s The Fencer (which also screens later in the fest). But even if you didn’t manage to snag those tickets, PIFF is just getting started, […]

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It’s Happening Tonight!

HECKLEVISIONโ€”Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders get their jabs in onscreen during the Democratic Debate at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, while you can hurl hilarious jokesโ€”via text, pleaseโ€”from the audience. Your scathing insults will appear on the Hollywood’s big screen while the candidates blather. There will be blood. SHELBY R. KINGHollywood Theatre, 4122 NE Sandy, 6 […]

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