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Movie Madness

What is Directing? at PSU

In this two-hour session, we’ll uncover what it truly means to be a film director, exploring the vital role directors play in shaping a movie from script to screen. We’ll […]

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Why Gremlins 2 Matters

The follow up to Joe Dante’s classic Christmas horror film is much more than the punchline of a now famous Key & Peele sketch – it’s one of the most […]

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An Evening with G. Chesler: Connection | Isolation

Portland Director and Producer G. Chesler screens their new feature documentary CONNECTION | ISOLATION which explores trans lives and community during the COVID-19 pandemic.  G. will also speak to the […]

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Crash Course: Singles

Let’s rock Portland! Join us for a crash course on the Seattle classic SINGLES. This class will take a deep dive into the intersection of film and rock music. We’ll […]

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City Lights

CITY LIGHTS (1931, 87 min) was both one of the greatest comedies and silent films ever made– and it was made three years after the silent era had ended. Brilliant […]

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The People’s Joker

Just in time for Pride Month, it’s the most revolutionary superhero movie of all time: THE PEOPLE’S JOKER! This unauthorized, DIY, and very trans parody reimagines both the coming-of-age film, […]

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What’s Up, Doc?

WHAT’S UP DOC? (1972, 94 min) follows the chaos of four identical bags getting mixed up in a San Francisco hotel. When chasing after these bags and the contents in […]

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What is Movie? at PSU

You know you like movies—but do you know why you like them? Learn how to articulate and appreciate the finer points of filmmaking in our MMU class “What Is Movie?” […]

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Tombstone

In honor of the late great Val Kilmer we’ll be taking a look at one of his most iconic roles in the western classic TOMBSTONE (1993, 134 min). Reality, legend, […]

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The Stepford Wives

A photographer and her husband move to the idyllic town of Stepford, and the vibes are off.  Though it’s based on Ira Levin’s 1972 novel of the same name, many […]

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