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Tag: film screening

The film poster for Apples. Courtesy of 5th Avenue Cinema
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Find it at 5th:Apples

  • Milo Loza
  • November 11, 2024

This week at 5th Avenue Cinema—Oregon’s only student-run theater—our film curators are screening Apples, a Greek film by Film Director Christos Nikou. A worldwide pandemic causes amnesia, plaguing a large…

A still frame from White Riot. Courtesy of 5th Avenue Cinema
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 Find it at 5th: White Riot

  • Milo Loza
  • October 29, 2024

This week at 5th Avenue Cinema—Oregon’s only student run theater—our film curators are screening White Riot. In this 2019 documentary, Film Director Rubika Shah captures the electrifying rise of the…

Ofelia and the Faun, two central characters in Pan’s Labyrinth. Courtesy of Find it at 5th
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Find it at 5th: Pan’s Labyrinth

  • Milo Loza
  • October 21, 2024

This week at 5th Avenue Cinema—Oregon’s only student run theater—the staff are screening a film that the students of PSU voted in: Pan’s Labyrinth on 35mm.   This creepy film…

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‘Chameleon Street,’ Fascinating, forgotten and (mostly) factual

  • Andrew Gaines
  • February 2, 2018

Chameleon Street, the only film by writer-director Wendell B. Harris Jr. is, in some ways, a classic American narrative. A young man (Harris) is unsatisfied with his life and decides…

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‘La Noire de’ is a short and bitter upheaval of European cinema

  • Andrew Gaines
  • January 24, 2018

Sometimes you don’t need your film to be two hours long to make an impact. La Noire de is a 50-minute condemnation of mid-century European attitudes toward Africans. The film…

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