It Took a Village (of Portland Animators) to Raise Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio

Our city is home to some of the world's most talented animation staff, and they're the ones who built Pinocchio's bones.

Film Review: I Am DB Cooper Crashes To Earth

In this dubious documentary, a man claims to be the mysterious plane hijacker who parachuted to unsolved infamy in 1971.

Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio Dances With Darkness

Brilliant Portland-made animation, masterful narrative reworking, but could have gone harder on the fascism.

Don't Call Mother Of Color Magic Realism

The first feature film from Dawn Jones Redstone is as much about Portland (including a protest reenactment) as it is about ancestors and enchantment.

Building Towards TÁR

Portland-raised director Todd Field was best known, before now, for his acclaimed In the Bedroom.

Stop Motion Director Henry Selick Talks Wendell & Wild, Jordan Peele, and Portland Animation

Portland is where the talent is, Selick says.

Earth II Is Four Decades of Disaster Movies Recut Into Climate Change Reality

"Time and time again, climate change is reduced to just a tsunami or just a twister or whatever."

A Decade of the Portland Film Festival

Milestones be damned, PFF wants its own movie theater.

Portland Playhouse Returns to the Short, Local Films of Wonderland

Short films are where the filmmakers of tomorrow are being born.

Sam Now Documents a Stunning Family Mystery

Half-Brothers Spend Decades Trailing a Mother's Unexpected Departure

The Creeping Catharsis of the 2022 Portland Horror Film Festival is Available in the Theater and Online

Pride Northwest and QDoc Collaboration, "Pride Pics," Centers Black Filmmakers

Smoke Signals Director Chris Eyre on His New TV Series About a Native American Police Chief Searching for Justice

Never Before Seen 360-Degree Films Made by Homeless Youth Screen at OMSI Planetarium

Girl God: The Most Famous Trans Comedy Duo Of All Time Comes to Portland