Films
Upcoming Films
Movement and Flow: Portland Dance Films
Directed by Conrad Kazcor, Fuchsia Lin, Dylan Wilbur Media, Gabriel Shalom, Jackie Davis, Amy Yang Chiao
Tonight’s program features six Portland-made films featuring dance and movement. Conrad Kazcor’s We’re From Here (2015, 18 mins.) documents three …
Blue Velvet
Directed by David Lynch
Lynch’s fascination with small-town America perhaps reaches its artistic heights with Blue Velvet, his coming-of-age tale of Jeffrey Beaumont (Kyle …
Le jour se lève
Directed by Marcel Carné
Like his classic The Children of Paradise, Carné’s haunting noir is one of the classics of French poetic realism and …
My Journey Through French Cinema
Directed by Bertrand Tavernier
Inspired by Martin Scorsese’s passion- and knowledge-filled cinema valentines My Voyage To Italy and Personal Journey Through American Movies, the …
Rear Window
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
One of the most famous procedural thrillers in film history and routinely voted amongst the greatest films ever produced, Rear …
Vernacular Viewings with Robert Sickels
Directed by Robert Sickels
Tonight we welcome Walla Walla filmmaker Robert Sickels, whose short documentaries, while focused on life in the Eastern Washington community …
The Awful Truth
Directed by Leo McCarey
Produced in the same year that McCarey directed Make Way for Tomorrow, The Awful Truth is the opposite of that …
Wild at Heart
Directed by David Lynch
The promise of love in a violent world ripples under the surface of the unhinged Wild at Heart, in which …
Industrial Symphony No. 1
Directed by David Lynch
A short avant-garde musical play directed by David Lynch.
The Wizard of Oz
Directed by Victor Fleming
In 1939, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer was at the height of its powers as a studio producing the most lavish films in Hollywood. …
La traversée de Paris
Directed by Claude Autant-Lara
One of the first films to criticize, albeit humorously, the less than patriotic behavior of some French citizens during World …
Children of Paradise
Directed by Marcel Carné
“Generally considered among French, if not world, cinema’s greatest accomplishments, Carné’s film features not only grand settings but an extraordinary …