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
Werner Herzog
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The Look of Silence Shows What It Takes to Forgive
Morality and Reckoning in the Follow-Up to The Act of Killing
Morality and reckoning in the follow-up to The Act of Killing.
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Werner Herzog Still Hates Chickens
“They Are the Most Horrifying and Nightmarish Creatures in This World.”
“They are the most horrifying and nightmarish creatures in this world.”
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The Life Cinematic
Diving Into the NW Film Center’s Wes Anderson Series
Diving into the NW Film Center’s Wes Anderson series.
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Spirited Away
Portland Gets the Final Film—and the Greatest Films—from Hayao Miyazaki
This weekend, Portland gets the final film—and the greatest films—from Hayao Miyazaki.
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Tales of the Death Squad
The Brilliant and Brutal The Act of Killing
The brilliant and brutal The Act of Killing.
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Jack Reacher Will Beat You to Death
And Then Drink Your Blood from a Boot!
And then drink your blood from a boot!
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Tom Bissell Writes What He Wants
Magic Hours: Essays on Creators and Creation Is a Book of Essays About Things!
Magic Hours is a book of essays about things!
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Prehistoric Graffiti
Werner Herzog Spelunks Through Time!
Herzog’s Cave of Forgotten Dreams: Cavemen are dead, but their souls are still dancing.
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I’m Staying Home
Of Swords and Garbage
Werner Herzog returns with My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done.
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Pop and Circumstance
Chuck Klosterman’s Uneven Latest, Eating the Dinosaur
Chuck Klosterman’s latest is uneven, but still contains some of his
best work.