A simple, one-step guide to watching a movie in Portland.
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How to Watch a Movie in Portland
A Simple, One-Step Guide to Watching a Movie in Portland
Gus Van Sant
Posted inTheater & Performance
No Direction Home
A Dirge for Old Portland in Time, A Fair Hustler
A dirge for old Portland in Hand2Mouth’s Time, A Fair Hustler.
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Strange Weirdos
Penny Allen’s Long-Overdue Retrospective
A Portland filmmaker gets a long-overdue retrospective.
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Return of the Lohan
LiLo is the Best Thing About The Canyons!
LiLo is the best thing about The Canyons!
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Hollywood Thinks You’re Dumb
The Smug, Almost-Great Promised Land
Promised Land is frustratingly close to great.
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Restless Spirits
Grampa Van Sant’s Sad Teenage Dream
Restless: Grampa Van Sant’s sad teenage dream.
Posted inArt
Gus Van Sant’s Multi-Bodies
Photographic Cut-ups
PDX Contemporary presents Gus Van Sant’s photographic mashups in Cut-ups.
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A Tasteful, Elegant Circle Jerk
The Oscars: When Hollywood Plays Dress Up!
Every year the Oscars come on, and we all have to watch them. It’s the
law. Like taxes!
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The James Franco Q&A
Read the Mercury‘s complete interview with actor James Franco.
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The Ghost of Harvey Milk
Gus Van Sant’s Milk Is Some Serious Déjà Vu
With the passing of Proposition 8, Milk—Gus Van Sant’s biopic of gay politician Harvey Milk—feels relevant in a way no one could have expected.