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For the love of cinema 🎞️
Screenings the last Monday of every month 🩵

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Next month, PAM CUT @ The Whitsell presents a new series, "Portraits," as we highlight, pay homage to, and consider the portrait genre.

It kicks off with a Barbra Streisand classic, What’s Up, Doc? (1972) in 35mm presented by @FilmSchoolPDX; stay after the film for a robust discussion of the film, her character, and more!

Sun, Nov 1, 2 pm. | Get tickets → link in bio by @filmschoolpdx

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Join @filmschoolpdx x PAM CUT @ The Whitsell for Nicolas Roeg’s Don’t Look Now. When a disturbing family tragedy strikes, danger looms. Stay for a post-film discussion of this haunting film.

Sun, Oct 4, 2 p.m. I link in bio by @filmschoolpdx

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16 days ago

thank u for coming i love u i hope i can find my polaroid camera soon taken in Portland, Oregon by @filmschoolpdx

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17 days ago

see u tonight i love you taken in Portland, Oregon by @filmschoolpdx

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Don’t Look Now (1973) screens Oct 4 at @pam_cut Whitsell Auditorium! Tickets in bio ❤️ taken in Portland, Oregon by @filmschoolpdx

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ANNOUNCING OUR NEXT SCREENING AT THE WHITSELL, DONT LOOK NOW!!! tickets in bio :-)

Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie star in Nicolas Roeg’s chilling exploration of grief, and the realm beyond our own. After suffering a family tragedy, a couple is confronted with their belief in a world beyond the rational when they meet two sisters who claim psychic ability. Backdropped by the shadows and echoes of Venice, DON’T LOOK NOW’s creeping terror burrows its way into your being and stays after the credits roll. A pinnacle in the careers of Roeg, Sutherland, and Christie, the film is just as haunting today as it was in 1973. taken in Whitsell Auditorium by @filmschoolpdx

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tale of cinema screens sept 28 :-) tickets in bio taken in Portland, Oregon by @filmschoolpdx

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ANNOUNCING OUR NEXT FILM!!!! TALE OF CINEMA!!! we love hong sang-soo!! tickets in bio

A film within a film. What could be better? Hong Sang-soo applies his signature elliptical narrative style and naturalist camerawork to this tale of life imitating art, blurring the line between which is which. Broken into two halves, first we are shown a film and then the aftermath of its viewing. Without giving too much away, questions of using life in art, cinematic identification, professional success, and male entitlement are brought to our attention. Hong has garnered comparisons to Eric Rohmer, a Film School favorite, with his centering of conversations, contradictory characters, and contemporary relationships between men and women. As one of the most idiosyncratic working directors, Tale of Cinema is a great place to start with Hong’s wide oeuvre. taken in Portland, Oregon by @filmschoolpdx

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veronique on monday 😎 still a few tickets left!! taken in Portland, Oregon by @filmschoolpdx

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THEN COME TO OUR SCREENING!! taken in Portland, Oregon by @filmschoolpdx

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double life of véronique screens aug 31 with a discussion. tickets in bio! i love you. taken in Portland, Oregon by @filmschoolpdx

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tickets now on sale for véronique!! grab them while you can!! link in biooo taken in Portland, Oregon by @filmschoolpdx

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