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    February 6, 2013
The
Portland Observer
Black History Month
Opening Night for International Films
Culturally
diverse festival
kicks-off
36th year
Page 17
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Spain's submission for the
Best F oreign Film O scar,
Blancanieves, opens this year's
36th Portland International Film
Festival on Thursday, Feb. 7.
The film is a silent-set rework­
ing of the Brothers Grimm
fairytale “Snow White,” offset
by punchy Flamenco rhythms
and full of imagination.
The festival is one of the
region's most culturally diverse
arts events, offering a broad
mix of new international fea­
ture films, shorts, documenta­
ries, and visiting artists, includ­
ing multiple submissions for the The film Blancanieves, a silent-set reworking o f ‘Snow White’
Best Foreign Language Film and Spain’s submission for the Best Foreign Film Oscar, opens
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