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LET THEM EAT ROCK
- June 8


89 minutes

Director will be in attendance for Q & A following the film.

The five piece rock band The Upper Crust dress like 18th century European noblemen and sing about being fabulously rich. They start out playing the dingiest of dive-bars. One of them will end up as a confidant to the President. Shot over five years, the film chronicles friendship, betrayal, guns, lipstick, a
shot on "Late Night With Conan O'Brien," an FBI investigation, Little Lord Fauntleroy, and the wildride of a wild rock band.


Shows at
7pm

General
Admission
$6

BIKE MAYHEM
- June 8


The greatest hits in the Portland Underground Biking community. Featuring the Zoobombers, Chunk, Bike Portland, Urban Adventure League, Bicycle Transportation Alliance and all of your favorite underground Bike Community rejects.


Shows at
9:15 pm

General
Admission
$6

STOMP! SHOUT! SCREAM!
- June 9




Director will be in attendance for Q & A following the film.

A beach party rock and
roll monster movie, set in 1966 - featuring an
all-girl garage rock band and the legend of the Skunk Ape (the Florida Everglades version of Bigfoot). Theodora, Jody and Carol, collectively The Violas, are on tour when their van breaks down in a small southern beach town. The local police are investigating a mass of mysterious debris on the beach and the disappearance of a little girl's parents after she's found walking the beach in a state of shock. Scientist John Patterson is called in to help investigate. Both John and local mechanic Hector Garcia fall for Violas lead singer Theodora, but she seems to have no interest in them, possibly because of a mysterious past. Hector convinces the girls to stay in town when he offers to repair their van in exchange for playing his party, but the mysterious creature is still on the loose.

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7pm

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$6


THE COAT ROOM
- June 9




Director will be in attendance for Q & A following the film.

James Cotton (Patrick Carrico) hates his life, job, and girlfriend. In a vain attempt to sober up and make a numb life for himself, he takes a job in the Philadelphia Museum of Art. His first day on the job he's placed in the coat room with Claire (Claire Bromwell) whose sarcastic and hardened personality manages to pierce James's lifeless veneer. James's budding crush on the young woman is enough to rope him into a series of scams she has planned for the day in order to make enough money to move away. Under an onslaught of odd museum patrons and caricatures of the young and hip art crowd, James is powerless to ease the awful pain of existence in a rhetorical world. Claire's life of impulsive action without thought forces James to confront both her lies and his own. Does James have what it takes to change his life? Can he find a reason to exist in this overwhelmingly futile world?



Shows at
9:15pm

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Admission
$6


JERKBEAST
- June 10




A foul mouthed monster on drums, a brainless necrophiliac on bass and a rabbit-smashing psycho on guitar. This is the formula for rock and roll greatbness. Jerkbeast chronicles the rise to stardom of the worst rock band in history.

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Shows at
1pm

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Admission
$6


HOLLOW GROUND
- June 10




Director will be in attendance for Q & A following the film.

Three kids find themselves stranded in a mountain cabin... Something evil is stalking them, taking them out one by one. They will have to stick together to
survive but may end up killing each
other before they can reach help. Hillsboro meets the
Evil Dead!



Shows at
3pm

General
Admission
$6


ZOMBIE CHRIST
- June 10




Director will be in attendance for Q & A following the film.

Alarming Press presents...
Zombie Christ.

The Gospels are at risk. It's a battle for the souls of all humanity, pitting the Disciples of Jesus against Satan's most twisted perversion: the Zombie Christ.

This feature will be preceded by three short films:

Baggz
Southern-fried 80s comedy about a competitive hackey sack team.

The Tapeworm

Byron doesn't feel right in the head. Is it an ordinary case of writer's block or is it the Tapeworm?

Maniac Mansion
Nintendo Punk band plays rawk at a dance party in a Pizza Parlor."



Shows at
5pm

General
Admission
$6


SHORT SUBJECTS
- June 10




A Special Offer
Five bored housemates, living on unemployement, sign up to learn to play the 'music of the future.' But they get more than just music lessons, and drastic measures are
required to re-establish normalcy.

Everybody, Every Morning
Frank and Funny Perspective on the systems and rituals people construct as they rush through their morning routines. Stars the Fabulous Marjorie Skinner of the Portland Mercury.

Kebab
A gritty and disturbing
story set in the near future, follows Andy’s first
days at Kindness Kebab, a fast food kebab chain run by Steve, an irksome manager obsessed with the business. Futuristic Sci-Fi Mayhem.

The System Wurks
Lisa's Boyfriend Joe is in an incredible funk. Then Joe's old grade school bully tries to sell him heroin in the park.
Joe ends up making a worrisome problem of his own...

El Perfecto Cerdo
The perfect pig: grease, substance, steroids, total use; it's a fable's excuse to introduce us to the derivative work's process of creation and cut-up's and recycling culture, looking for the hidden truth of the images.The Psychedlic History of the Pig.

Larva
Animated Green Men wreak havoc on earth. After spawning in the waters, they turn to the land to consume anything and everything in their path. Watch out for the Larva!

Night Falls and
Flying Dream

Two amazing short Animation/Live action hybrids from the legendary local artist John Bacone.

I Know Who You Are After recieving a
fortune, Lee does not believe in fate, BUT he is less then amused by the new information...until he sees the signs coming true right before his eyes.

Baby Pepper
A commercial for the greatest new product on the market:
Baby Pepper Spray.



Shows at
7 pm

General
Admission
$6


MAD COWGIRL
- June 10




Sarah Lassez (Nowhere, The Blackout, Until the Night) delivers a star-making performance as
Therese, an ass-kicking health inspector with a failed marriage, an on-going affair with a creepy
televangelist, nymphomania, and an obsession with old kung-fu movies. Further complicating her life is a very questionable relationship with her brother
Thierry (James Duval from The Doom Generation and Donnie Darko), a meat importer who may (or may not) have infected her with mad cow disease.

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9:15 pm

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Admission
$6


JACK HANKE'S DISASTER
- June 11



The residents of Georgetown, Texas (pop. 1000) begin
acting strange as their pets sense the arrival of UFO's in the latest installment of the Jack Hanke
video series.

Director Jack Gibson (Loser of Colourballs) in attendance for
Q and A.



Shows at
3pm

General
Admission
$6


THE EARLY FILMS OF JAMES WESTBY
- June 11




MURDER AT HOME PLATE:
A LITTLE LEAGUE TRAGEDY

Directed and edited
by James Westby
Produced by Byrd McDonald
Music by Katie Griesar
Color, 2003. 4 minutes.

This is a sad and terrifying documentary detailing a
2002 true-life Tualatin, OR case of a psychotic baseball coach and
the unlucky umpire who got in his way. As one eyewitness put it, “This is the most bad thing I’ve ever saw with my own two eyes,
basically.” MURDER AT HOME
PLATE: A LITTLE LEAGUE TRAGEDY is a heart-wrenching film that will tear your guts out and then spit them right back at you.

THE AUTEUR
Written directed and edited by James Westby.
Starring Melik Malkasian.
Produced by Byrd McDonald
Color, 2002. 4 minutes.

THE AUTEUR chronicles legendary porno director Arturo Domingo as he records the commentary track for his latest DVD release, Requiem for a Wet Dream. Filmed entirely in a Los Angeles sound studio, this is a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse into the mind of a true visionary. In
fact, THE AUTEUR may be one of the most important films ever made about the creative process.

BLOODY MARY: THE VERSION YOU’VE NEVER SEEN.
Written directed and edited by James Westby.
Starring Melik Malkasian.
Color, 1995. 80 minutes.

James Westby’s critically acclaimed no-budget thriller Bloody Mary
returns to the big screen in a new,
never-before-seen version.
Prepared especially for the inaugural Longbaugh Film Festival, this taut and funny homage to B-movies is now several minutes shorter, but still as bloody as ever. Painstakingly transferred
frame-by-frame from a scratchy 16mm print to the consumer-grade
mini dv format, Bloody Mary was tightened by its director to reflect the vision that he thinks he should have had when the movie was first
released.

ACCLAIM FOR BLOODY MARY:

“A diabolical thriller in the tradition of Blood Simple.” --
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times

“Only an asshole would miss this movie!” --
NY Underground Film Festival

“Audacious Bloody Mary is a stylish, unpredictable
thriller.” --
Paula Nechak, Seattle Post-Intelligencer


Q and A with James Westby following the screening.



Shows at
5pm

General
Admission
$6


4 O'CLOCK
- June 11





Presented in 16MM!


Director will be in attendance for Q & A following the film.

A discontented stewardess is a dangerous bird. She'll resort to anything to get out of this airline life, even kidnapping! Will special agent Mott McCampbell be able to stop her in time?

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Shows at
7pm

General
Admission
$6


BEST OF THE FEST
- June 11





THE COAT ROOM

Director will be in attendance for Q & A following the film.

James Cotton (Patrick Carrico) hates his life, job, and girlfriend. In a vain attempt to sober up and make a numb life for himself, he takes a job in the Philadelphia Museum of Art. His first day on the job he's placed in the coat room with Claire (Claire Bromwell) whose sarcastic and hardened personality manages to pierce James's lifeless veneer. James's budding crush on the young woman is enough to rope him into a series of scams she has planned for the day in order to make enough money to move away. Under an onslaught of odd museum patrons and caricatures of the young and hip art crowd, James is powerless to ease the awful pain of existence in a rhetorical world. Claire's life of impulsive action without thought
forces James to confront both her lies and his own. Does James have what it takes to change his life? Can he find a reason to exist in this overwhelmingly futile world?



Shows at
9:15 pm

General
Admission
$6


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