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Brian Lindstrom’s new film “Mothering Inside” follows inmate moms and their children in the Family Preservation Project at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility in Wilsonville. It shows at Cinema 21 in NW Portland on this Thursday, Feb. 19 at 7p.

Buy Tickets here:  http://www.cinema21.com/#motheringinside

Continue reading... “New Doc Screening at Cinema 21 This Week”

IFP is currently seeking first-time filmmakers with features in post-production (rough assembly through fine cut) for this year’s Independent Filmmaker Labs.  Deadlines to submit are March 6 for the Documentary Labs and April 3 for the Narrative Labs.

“Supporting filmmakers when they need it most – through the completion, marketing & distribution of their first feature films – IFP’s Independent Filmmaker Labs is the only FREE program in the U.S. for first-time feature directors navigating how to build audience and stand out in a crowded marketplace.  Continue reading... “IFP Independent Filmmaker Labs Open for Submissions”

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Congrats to the whole cast and crew. Read more.

https://variety.com/2015/tv/news/portlandia-gets-two-season-renewal-from-ifc-1201429875/ Continue reading... “And They’re Back! Portlandia Gets Two More Seasons.”

Nancy Haecker, a locations veteran of 18 years and president of the Location Managers Guild of America, read Cheryl Strayed’s trail memoir “Wild” on a 2013 flight, and was determined to scout the film adaptation.

https://variety.com/2015/film/awards/unsung-heroes-of-2015-oscars-foxcatcher-wrestling-coach-wild-location-manager-and-whiplash-drum-coach-1201429144/ Continue reading... “More Incredible Recognition for the WILD Locations Team”

Cinema Project and the Northwest Film Center present

Shortcuts VII: She Never Dreams of Places

February 17 / 8:30 PM

Whitsell Auditorium / 1219 SW Park Ave / $12

For the 2015 Portland International Film Festival, Cinema Project brings a program of international short works that delve into personal, familial, and cultural pasts through a variety of formats and modes of experimentation. The memories evoked—explicitly in voice over or implicitly through texture and tone—are both fresh and distant, revealing the difficulty in going back to, or moving between, physical and psychic spaces. Continue reading... “Cinema Project at PIFF 38”