Starting this weekend, the Portland International Film Festival goes (mostly) virtual with online premieres of films like Mylissa Fitzsimmonss Everything in the End (pictured), as well as drive-in screenings of hits like Minari.
Starting this weekend, the Portland International Film Festival goes (mostly) virtual with online premieres of films like Mylissa Fitzsimmons’s Everything in the End (pictured), as well as drive-in screenings of hits like Minari. Courtesy PIFF

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The Portland International Film Festival is the top banana this week, and we’ve included details on that below, but these first few days of March also bring a host of other ways to freshen up your at-home routine. Read on for our top picks, from the I, Anonymous Live-streaming Show to the Virtual Portland Womxn’s March to new locally streaming films like The People vs. Agent Orange and Stray. Plus, check out our StreamLocal events hub, and stay tuned for a roundup of the best socially distanced things to do this weekend. 

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Extra Credit: A Q&A with The Duo Behind ‘Can’t Hardly Wait’ and ‘Josie & the Pussycats’
A principal duo of late-’90s and early aughts teen comedies, filmmakers Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont (Can’t Hardly Wait, Josie and the Pussycats) will join Movie Madness University and Hollywood Theatre programmer Anthony Hudson for a fandom-sating interview that gets into some of the deeper meanings beneath the surface of the genre.

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