Some time back, I mentioned Portland's perennial love for a very short list of films , many of which have the name Jim Henson attac...

You can't get much more iconic than Julie Andrews spinning through Austrian hills in Robert Wise's The Sound of Music .  Well,...

Anyone who's glanced at this blog more than a few times knows that I have a big ol' soft spot in my heart for Cinema Project .  W...

Not much to say here, but, damn, doesn't Noir City look amazing on The Hollywood Theatre's newly restored marquee ?  Anyone w...

It's a rough world out there.  And returning after a long absence is a difficult proposition.  How appropriate is it that Phil Morri...

Roberto Rossellini's The Solitude Trilogy has been screening over at my workplace all weekend.  Today marks the only time during the...

Offering a glimpse at what it is to fall out of the middle class, Joe & Harry Gantz' American Winter whispers a harsh truth in...

The Hollywood Theatre's monthly Kung Fu Theater series hosts Lau Kar Leung's 1984 Shaw Brothers' classic Invinc...

Some eight years after Somersault , Lore marks the return of Australian director Cate Shortland .  Anyone worried that Shortland's...

While buying a copy of Black Narcissus on blu-ray a few years ago, a couple of snarky clerks working the Barnes & Noble Criterio...

It's been seven years since 49 Up and, like clockwork, director Michael Apted returns with 56 Up ,  the latest installment in his g...

Where was I when ladies wrestling was a regular fixture on broadcast television?  Brett Whitcomb's new documentary GLOW: The Story of...

Travis Fine's Any Day Now is a well-intentioned, 1970s period piece exploring a gay couple's fight to retain custody of a child...

This coming Friday night, the Northwest Film Center begins their month-long cinema party for the newest centenarian on the block, Unive...