Bring On The HUMP!
The Dan Savage HUMP! Film Festival — Part 1 makes a stop in Eugene
It has become so popular that organizers decided to double the sex, double the kink and double the fun, so there will be two tours … Continue reading
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To Carve A Future From Your Inheritance
The three-day DisOrient Asian American Film Festival of Oregon opens March 10
The question is posed: What is it that we inherit from our respective families through the generations? Is it habits, rituals and dreams, or battles, … Continue reading
Extralegal Rendition
An updated ‘Legally Blonde’ comes to town as a musical
Legally Blonde, The Musical, which ran at the Hult Center Feb. 3-5, was not what I was expecting. I’m a big fan of the movie, … Continue reading
The Archaeology Channel International Film Festival
It’s time to travel the globe with documentarians to discover history and connect it to the present. The Archaeology Channel International Film Festival returns for … Continue reading
A Gem Shines Brighter
The 17th edition of the Archaeology Film Festival kicks off, online, May 13
It has been a precious commodity for Eugene the past 16 years. Now the Archaeology Channel International Film Festival, Lane County’s longest running film festival, … Continue reading
A Quiet, Meaningful Story in ‘Saint Frances’
Kelly O'Sullivan and Alex Thompson bring honesty to a simple film
For weeks, if you’d asked me what I’ve seen and recommended recently, I would’ve had just two answers: the Netflix series Lost in Space, because … Continue reading
J.i.D, EARTHGANG, Chaz French, Lute and Mereba
The Never Had Shit tour at the Constellation Room [2.9.18]
Paper Cuts
A novelist takes revenge in director Tom Ford’s pretty but vacant new film Nocturnal Animals
Tom Ford’s second feature, , is a movie within a movie, and while both are lushly attractive, full of precise light and deep reds, neither … Continue reading
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Horror Movie Director
A conversation with Henry Weintraub
Local writer and filmmaker Henry Weintraub suspects that the horror genre has come to a dead end. “Modern horror movies don’t really capture me too … Continue reading