Movies & TV
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Bottoms Is the Horny Gay Teen Comedy of My Dreams
Also worth noting: Former Seahawks running back—and Portland restaurateur—Marshawn Lynch is amazing in his supportive acting role.
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Six Records for Rotation Before The Elephant 6 Recording Co.
C.B. Stockfleth’s new documentary digs into the ’90s music collective behind Neutral Milk Hotel, Of Montreal, and the Minders.
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The Agony and Ecstasy of the Portland 48-Hour Film Project
What’s fun about making a short film, in an extreme time crunch, on no sleep?
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Barbenheimer: A Purely Scientific Review of Two Very Dissimilar Films
We compared Barbie and Oppenheimer on their reframing of iffy history, portrayal of the legal system, ken-ergy, and HORSES.
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Clinton Street Theater’s Hanabi Japanese Film Festival Celebrates Cult Cinema and Local Businesses
See Tampopo on the big screen, while snacking on goods from nearby Japanese convenience store Kashiwagi.
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Director Celine Song Talks About Her Stunning Debut Film, Past Lives
We also chatted about cannibalism, memory, and what comes next.
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What Does MoviePass 2.0 Mean for Local Theaters?
Local cinemas may not have agreed to be part of this reincarnated movie subscription service—but they’re going along for the ride anyway.
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Film Q & A: Wild Life Questions Conservation and Capitalism
The new documentary from the directors of Free Solo paints complicated portraits of former Patagonia and North Face executives Kris and Doug Tompkins.
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Beau Is Afraid Is a Painting of a Panic Attack
Ari Aster releases history’s most unchill film on 4/20 .
