Appears in: 42nd Northwest Filmmakers’ Festival
Films in this Program
Spatial
Directed by Miles Sprietsma
The streets of Portland become a physical adventure through the collapse of cinematic time and space.
To See More Light
Directed by Kurtis Hough
Geological formations of land and sea become a study in light, dark, and the enchantments of photographic sight.
Rover’s Eye
Directed by Laura Heit
Images recorded by NASA on the surface of Mars gain a mysterious presence through the interventions of the human hand.
Abandoned Generations
Directed by Linda Fenstermaker
Generations of a family’s commitment to its Pacific Northwest farmland are portrayed through a 1945 diary and the haunting reminiscences …
Impressions of Portland
Directed by Julie Perini
An understated and powerful evocation of the history of violent racial incidents that lies hidden behind the placid street life …
Crack House
Directed by Vanessa Renwick
Fragmentary glimpses suggest a peaceful Buddhist garden surprisingly embedded within Jeffrey Bale’s Crack House paradise.
Memory
Directed by Stuart Eagon
A little city symphony in 16mm black and white that portrays people, buildings, parks and streets with photographic sensitivity and …
Ocean Falls
Directed by Ryan Ermacora, Jessica Johnson
A reflective portrait of an idealistic wooded community that seems suspended in time and exists within an unspoiled landscape.
Passage | | | | |0
Directed by Nico Toll
An isolated leaf moves subtly down a stream and through different forest vistas.
Tall Trees
Directed by Salise Hughes
Harsh and unglamorous life in the Old West is chillingly evoked through the firsthand photographic account of a violent bank …
Two Roads
Directed by Troy Moth, Josh Lambert
The rich culture of the Anishinaabe, still vital despite a history of genocide and marginalization, comes alive through the fluid …