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THE KING, THE LAWYERS, |
Shows at 7pm General Admission $5 |
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USA, 2004, |
Shows at 9:30pm General Admission $5 |
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USA, 2004, Brady Hall and Calvin Reeder, 85 minutes Three unsuspecting heroes will rise to the peak of rock and roll stardom, only to face the most difficult challenge possible. They will conquer the airwaves via television and radio. They will encounter many strange and wonderful characters along the way. They will show the world what life is like when you live without boundaries!!! |
Shows at 7pm General Admission $5 |
| - Dec 10 | ||
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Zack Clark, 66 minutes Helen Campbell is the new girl in town, lost in the hallways of a new school. Reaching out to the 'In-Crowd' she finds only rejection. Walking home from school she encounters the Rock & Roll Girls- Mabel, Fifi and Roxanna- Sisters in Satan, Man-Eaters, Shit Kickers. All it takes is one 45 rpm slab of vinyl, and Helen is hooked! And so the depravity begins... After Helen finds her way on stage at a Johnny Sulfur & The Numbers of The Beast concert, it's one trip to the tattoo parlor and no turning back. Teaming up with the Rock & Roll Girls, Helen sets off on a deadly path of self destruction fueled by her addiction that infectious jungle beat! Hauled off to the Sisters of Mercy Home for Wayward Girls, the Rock & Roll Demon inside Helen still rages, but can it survive solitary confinement, shock-treatment and choir practice? Shot in uncompromising Black and White with a cast of young unknowns, ROCK & ROLL EULOGY uncovers the sad and sickening facts about today's wild youth! Criminal Behavior! Satan Worship! Switchblade Cat-fights! Catholic Brainwashing! Unspeakable Acts of Violence! This is the Sicko Set... Director Q&A following this screening. Film website |
Shows at 9pm General Admission $5 |
| - Dec 11 | ||
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USA, 2004, Jack G., 88 minutes Produced and Directed by Portland's own Jack G. Had it all, lost it all, now I'm down. Got nothing to lose but the blues. When I was up i was king of it all, but I'm down to my last colourball."The hero anti-hero Jack G. makes his way through the realms of self-doubt and self-destruction to find his strength in the ruins he left behind many years ago. Though life in the small town is peaceful at first, he is soon challenged by Mike the Cop (Doug West) and local basketball legend Coach Bance (Erik Azulay) both whom push Jack G. to the limits of reality and beyond. After a porch-side chat with Mr. Wiley, a newspaper article appears claiming some not-so true events that cause surrounding parties to reveal the true nature of their once repressed lives. The death of a high school basketball superstar Carl Perkins (Tommy Goodwin Jr.) and the oncoming invasion by visitors from another dimension, cause the inhabitants of the story to make a choice about the ending they must write for themselves. Is it a movie? Or are these stories real? Order now and find out! The Loser of Colourballs, a feature length sad comedy from tenlonfilms. Jack G will be present to do Q and A after his film. Film website |
Shows at 3pm General Admission $5 |
| - Dec 11 | ||
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USA, 2004, Jessica Eisner Extinction isn't pretty especially when it's your own species. Especially when it's caused by your own excess. Especially when its caused by Muffins? Muffin Man is our future. It is the future we are creating with our insatiable love for processed food, video games, and SUVs. The key word in this future is: excess. Film website |
Shows at 5pm General Admission $5 |
| - Dec 11 | ||
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Armando is the one of the greatest Underground Filmmakers in the World. We will play his body of work including Pervula, Killer Krapper, Mime After Midnight, plus 2 films that will be world premieres. Armando will be on hand and do Q and A after his films. Film website |
Shows at 7pm General Admission $5 |
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Shows at 9pm General Admission $5 |
| - Dec 12 | ||
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Winner Best Feature: Garden State Film Festival Two friends plot to rob their neighbor, who has died in his apartment unbeknownst to the rest of the world. They put together a team, rob the old man's place, and get out with no one the wiser. But when the old man's strange, foreign relatives come to collect the body, things quickly go from bad, to worse, to deadly. |
Shows at 5pm General Admission $5 |
| - Dec 12 | ||
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The State of Independent Filmmaking in Portland with three Portland Directors present. The three directors represent 3 levels of filmmaking with No Budget, Low Budget and Medium Budgets. Nick Lyon (Medium Budget under $100,000) Director of: I Love You Baby (Warner Brothers Germany) and The City They Fell (Shot on the streets of Portland in HD) More Info and Pix at http://www.nicklyon.com Co O Neil (Low Budget under $20,000) Director of Decrypter (Shot in Portland) Jack G. (No Budget under $3000) Director of The Loser of Colourballs (Austin,Tx) |
Shows at 7pm General Admission FREE |
| - Dec 12 | ||
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Argent Liquide: 'Argent liquide (Cash Flow)' follows an everyman's ATM deposit into the underbelly of a multi-billion dollar financial institution where minions sort through the transactions in a low tech sweatshop. Switzerland’s finest short film ever. Shaun Andrews-12mins Remote Control: Remote Control depicts the nightmarish confrontation between Danny Atkins, a typical television viewer, and UBS, a typical television network. When UBS cancels their critically-acclaimed (but low-rated) drama Hotel Midnight, Danny, via anonymous email, issues a stunning ultimatum: return the show to the airwaves, or I will kill one person every week until you do. Straight out of the Couv. Joni DeRouchie-25mins No American Dream: A German girls travels throughout American in search or a Dream that means something different to everyone. Genderschmidt -18mins Tentitive: Top Secret. Must be seen to believed. 11mins. Birthday: Martha prepares a Birthday cake for her daughter Mira. When a young man arrives with his best wishes, Martha dismisses him. Meanwhile, cocooned in a dark cavity of the basement, Mira's restless sleep ends abruptly. Frightened and confused she seeks comfort from her mother. Martha's brand of solace, however, delivers both women to their unexpected demise. A film by Eros 10mins Conceptual: Conceptual is dark and surreal in tone, while bright and beautiful in look. A young woman enters an art gallery, unaware that her death is the art she will whitness. If art has killed its self, now it is killing its audience. Owen Tooth-5mins Who Killed Target? Drawing on the myths of Frakenstein and Narcissus, the film sets out to deconstruct contemporary cinema’s voyeuristic obsession with female beauty. Annie Kwong 11mins Who Killed Target 1967? Drawing on the myths of Frankenstein and Narcissus, the film sets out to deconstruct contemporary cinema’s voyeuristic obsession with female beauty. Angie Kwong 11mins |
Shows at 7:30pm General Admission $5 |
| - Dec 12 | ||
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Poliette Involves two characters with a shared past, but very different future. It is a short story about ones longing for closure and the need to go forward. Questions arise about the past of our two characters but the answers only ask more questions, whose answers ultimately are open to guess and interpretation. Portland own Kyle of Cellmotion. 5-mins Roadside Attractions: Can anyone say a short film by the Legendary C.J. Roy?? A local trouble-maker receives a deadly lesson in irony after harassing a quiet stranger, passing through town C.J. Roy-15mins Heatwave: What happens when it gets so hot a heatwave breaks out? Only the craziest things you wish you’d never seen. Unforgettable, and Gripping. David N. Donihue-50mins Irriversible: Otto Feldman is obsessed with keeping everything in its place - down to the contents of his refrigerator. So when Otto gets fired from the family business, his entire life gets thrown into disarray. Oren Kaplan-17mins Dear Aaron: A young man struggles to understand himself and his place in the world he sees and has created around himself. A narrative letter written from within to without. Tristian Steiner-10mins The White House ? 1999 New Years Day: Super 8 Silent B&W Political Satire of clown in front of the White House with a protest sign with question mark. Directed by: Brian Karlovic Length 3 minutes WRAP PARTY TO FOLLOW THIS SCREENING! DETAILS TBA... |
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