TICKETS ARE NOW ON-SALE FOR SCREENINGS, PANELS, PARTIES, SPECIAL EVENTS & MORE!
The wait is over – grab tickets to screenings, or purchase a pass to get the full festival experience.
With over 120 films from across the globe and the Northwest, there’s something for everyone! From rock docs to experimental features, first-time ever premieres, a music video showcase and panels on important topics – take a look and see what is right for you!
From panels and live music performances to VR experiences and parties, there’s something for everyone to enjoy! Continue reading... “Portland Panorama Tickets Now on Sale”
The Ashland Independent Film festival is returning this Spring –
Thursday, April 24, 2025
Sunday, April 27, 2025
At the Historic Varsity Theatre
Find out more on AshlandFilm.org Continue reading... “The Ashland Independent Film Festival Returns April 24-27, 2025”
Willamette Week’s Jay Horton interviewed the filmmakers of the upcoming #OregonMade comedy “Raging Midlife.”
Nic Costa and Rob Taylor, stars and the respective producer and director of upcoming Portland-made nostalgia fest Raging Midlife, have over the span of three films shown a certain facility for wringing laughs from genre pastiche and absolute genius for luring familiar faces to their elongated productions.
Raging Midlife’s premiere at the Austin Film Festival in October won rave reviews and heightened expectations for its release. Continue reading... “#OregonMade “Raging Midlife” Releases in March”
Come join the OMPA for their first virtual event of the year – this is a unique opportunity for creatives of all backgrounds to engage with a local filmmaker, ask questions about the film and the industry, and gain insights into storytelling and production.
Be sure to RSVP to join us for all the fun! Can’t wait to see you there!
COCO PRESENTS:
#OregonMade “BUFFALO SOLDIERS” (Dir: Dru Holley)
VIRTUAL VIEWING & DISCUSSION PARTY
March 20, 2025
Zoom link will be shared with participants ahead of the event. Continue reading... ““Buffalo Soldiers” Virtual Viewing & Discussion Party”
The #OregonMade feature film “Nora” premieres at Cinequest on March 15th and 18th.
Having given up on her career, Nora returns to her hometown to focus on her precocious six year old, a new house, a new school year, and the place she deliberately left behind. Her dreams and ambitions, however, have different plans.
First time feature filmmaker Anna Campbell brings a joyful, unflinching look at modern motherhood clashing with the artist notion of pursuing your passion. This uniquely structured film with a completely original soundtrack uses the emotional bombshell that music provides to create a music movie for the MTV generation. Continue reading... “#OregonMade “Nora” to Screen at Cinequest”
We can finally answer your biggest question: what films are playing at Portland Panorama?
Portland Panorama Film Festival begins on Thursday, April 10 at Cinema 21 with International titles and films from across the United States. On Thursday, April 27 the Festival moves to Hollywood Theatre for the opening night of our Northwest Showcase, featuring films from Alaska, British Columbia, Idaho, Montana, The Northwest Territories, Oregon, and Washington State.
From panels and live music performances to VR experiences and parties, there’s something for everyone to enjoy! Continue reading... “Portland Panorama Launches Program Schedule”
Join us in celebrating 20 years!
We’re excited to celebrate our 20th anniversary with an exceptional line-up of live and virtual film screenings as well as in-person Q&A’s with filmmakers. View our live screenings schedule starting this Friday, March 7—Sunday, March 9.
Can’t join us at the live festival? Check out our virtual festival program available from March 10—23.
Please check out our How to Fest. This guide contains all the information you need to enjoy this year’s festival.
VIEW OUR FESTIVAL SCHEDULE Continue reading... “DisOrient Celebrates 20 Years in Eugene”
“Trash Baby” marks a few firsts. It’s the directorial debut of an Oregon filmmaker and it’s the acting debut for a Portland high schooler.
Now, the film is set for its world premiere at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas.
“’Trash Baby’ is very loosely inspired by my own childhood, and it has a lot of reoccurring themes that I think happened for everyone at that age around forcefully wanting to be older than you are, and then kind of the reality of what that actually looks like when you start embracing some of the adult themes that come into play,” director Jacy Mairs told KOIN 6 News. Continue reading... “KOIN Talks to Jacy Mairs about SXSW & “Trash Baby””
The 2025 edition of Tag! Queer Shorts Festival hits the screen at the Hollywood Theatre on April 5-6, 2025. This year’s theme is “Create, Gather, Resist,” which is a direct call for LGBTQIA+ filmmakers and allies to respond to the dire political climate by engaging in visual storytelling that counters the dehumanizing narratives, to join together in celebration and solidarity, and to organize against the transphobia, homophobia, ableism, racism, and sexism that characterize this administration.
This year’s festival features 42 local and international short films organized into four thematic blocks. Continue reading... “Tag! Queer Shorts Festival 2025”
The locally produced feature film “Trash Baby” will make its world premiere at the SXSW film festival in Austin, TX later this year. Written and directed by Jacy Mairs ”Trash Baby” is an indie drama that celebrates the kids who grew up amidst white trash culture in the early 2000’s. Bold, cinematic, and rooted in authenticity, this film is a love letter to the beauty of one of America’s most dismissed communities, and an honest look at those society openly calls trash. Continue reading... “#OregonMade “Trash Baby” to Premiere at SXSW”
The Ashland Independent Film festival is returning this Spring –
Willamette Week’s Jay Horton 
Come join the OMPA for their first virtual event of the year – this is a unique opportunity for creatives of all backgrounds to engage with a local filmmaker, ask questions about the film and the industry, and gain insights into storytelling and production.
The #OregonMade feature film “Nora” premieres at Cinequest on March 15th and 18th.
We can finally answer your biggest question: what films are playing at Portland Panorama?
Join us in celebrating 20 years!
“Trash Baby” marks a few firsts. It’s the directorial debut of an Oregon filmmaker and it’s the acting debut for a Portland high schooler.
The 2025 edition of Tag! Queer Shorts Festival hits the screen at the Hollywood Theatre on April 5-6, 2025. This year’s theme is “Create, Gather, Resist,” which is a direct call for LGBTQIA+ filmmakers and allies to respond to the dire political climate by engaging in visual storytelling that counters the dehumanizing narratives, to join together in celebration and solidarity, and to organize against the transphobia, homophobia, ableism, racism, and sexism that characterize this administration.
The locally produced feature film “Trash Baby” will make its world premiere at the SXSW film festival in Austin, TX later this year. Written and directed by Jacy Mairs ”Trash Baby” is an indie drama that celebrates the kids who grew up amidst white trash culture in the early 2000’s. Bold, cinematic, and rooted in authenticity, this film is a love letter to the beauty of one of America’s most dismissed communities, and an honest look at those society openly calls trash.