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The Finnish film
" Producing
Adults" is one of
many that will be
showing at the
Portland
International
Film Festival.
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Festival: Get a taste of unfamiliar films
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The Silver Screen Club was
formed to support the Northwest
Film Center, which was founded to
"encourage the study, appreciation
and utilization of the moving-image
arts, (and) foster their artistic and
professional excellence," according
to the Film Center's Web site.
Everyone is encouraged to enjoy
the plethora of cinematic showings.
General admission for each film is
$8, and a list of scheduled events
can be found at www.nwfilm.org.
"It's basically a great way to see a lot
of films that normally wouldn't make it
to Portland, and it's nice to bring inter
esting films and give Portland and
surrounding regions a taste of cinema
from foreign countries and cultures
that they may not otherwise be familiar
with," Phillipson said. "Come up forthe
weekend and dive into the whole thing.
You can see a lot of greatfilms in a
short amount of time."
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Student-produced documentaries cover a wide range of topics, from salmon to the Holocaust.
Documentary: Films as educational tools
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minutes," she said. "Itteaches people
to look at what she's gone through
and that she overcame it. She teach
es us not to hate."
"Forgotten Ducks," a documen
tary about the University's first two
African-American football players,
addresses historical issues of
racism in Oregon.
"It's about discrimination and
justice," Miller said. "These athletes
broke the color barrier in University
athletics."
Two other documentaries will be
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chronicles the creation of the Univer
sity's Many Nations Longhouse locat
ed nearthe Law Library, and "Faces
of Restoration: The Cougar Tower," a
tale of a salmon restoration project on
the McKenzie River.
Miller said that each documentary
will be submitted to at least five
festivals and contests, including
the Northwest category of the Emmy
Awards and the Broadcast
Education Association festival.
Additionally, he would like to get the
films out to elementary and middle
scnoois Tor use as eaucationai tools.
He added that outreach was an
integral part of the process for
student producers.
"Students reached out to the com
munity of Holocaust survivors and edu
cators, and for 'Forgotten Ducks/ they
talked to African-American historians
and found out about discrimination that
was happening in Eugene atthetime,"
he said.
The event starts at 7 p.m. and is
free of charge.
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