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

Portland is where the talent is, Selick says.

Remembering Film Archivist and Former Clinton Street Theater Owner Dennis Nyback

The Mercury once described Nyback as "the P.T. Barnum of Cinema."

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: Election Office Upholds Gonzalez' Historic Fine, a New Comics Museum, and Is It Time to Ban Autumn?

Film Review: Riotsville, U.S.A. Is a Surreal History Lesson on the Militarization of the US Police

Archival footage shows racism was at the core of how law enforcement responds to riots today.

Review: A New Documentary Shines Light on Abuse Within the Portland Thorns and Women's Soccer

Truth Be Told–The Fight For Women’s Professional Soccer focuses on former Thorns coach Paul Riley and other scandals that rocked the league.

Film Review: Vesper Is Superb Science Fiction

The makers of Vanishing Waves return with another beautifully bleak masterpiece.

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."

Queen Latifah's End of the Road Is a Horror Movie about MAGA Country

Don't be fooled by the Netflix misclassification—this is a zombie movie about Trumpers.

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.

Film Review: Regina Hall Is Divine in Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul.

She's a genius.

For National Cinema Day SOME Portland Movie Theaters Will Offer $3 Admission

Are movie theaters that you like participating in this new, national tradition?

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