February 27, 2013
The
Portland Observer Black History Month
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Showcasing W omen-Directed Films
POW Fest opens at the Hollywood
The Portland Oregon W omen’s ers have selected a broad range of
Film Festival , also know n as nearly 100 selections that include
PO W Fest, takes o ff T hursday, Hollywood heavy hitters as well as
March 7 through Sunday, March 10 newcomers, dynamic young film­
at the Hollywood Theatre.
makers and outstanding local tal­
In its 6th consecutive year, ent.
POW Fest continues to
be the only film festival
in Portland exclusively
placing a spotlight on
w om en d ire c to rs by
showcasing their work
and strengthening the
community of women in
film
The S ’“1? 5 *°
P e ïïe to
the world of women m
film, one film at a time, and provide
a wom en’s perspective to the sto-
ries seen on the screen by the gen-
eral audience.
With a record number of entries
for consideration this year, organiz-
The films focus on a
wide variety of topics -
relationships, mature
themes, animation and
experimental, mothers
and fathers, and youth
created - and include
th o u g h t- p r o v o k in g
content to engage the
p es^“
audience through con-
versations with the over
30 directors in attendance; encour-
aging dialogue well beyond the the-
ater as well.
Each year, the festival honors a
female pioneer in the filmmaking
industry. This year, POWFest is
A NEW CHRISTIAN
SCHOOL
IS OPENING!
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OPEN HOUSE: March 6
and March 21,7-8:30 PM
At the University Park
Baptist Church facility
4340 N. Lombard St.
Portland 97203
www.emmanuel
christianacademypdx.org
We’re in this together.
At the American Red Cross, our clients, volunteers, employees,
donors and suppliers represent a wide array of cultures,
ethnic backgrounds, ages, lifestyles, beliefs and philosophies.
We embrace the rich diversity around us,
and come together to help those in need.
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O regon Region
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TreeHouses:
Emmanuel
Christian Academy
Building Tomorrow’s Leaders
For low-income, at-risk, 3rd
grade boys living in the
97203 or 97217 zip codes
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proud to host Penelope Spheeris as
our 2 0 13 Guest o f Honor.
The festival pass includes ac­
cess for early seating; admission to
the POW Fest Opening Night Party
at @ Large Films. For a complete list
of programming and schedule de­
tails, visit powfest.com.
‘The Decline o f Western Civilization, ’ a documentary directed by
Penelope Spheeris, takes you to the punk rock culture o f Los
Angeles during the late 70s-early 80s. Spheeris is the guest o f
honor for the Portland Oregon Women's Film Festival, opening
Thursday, March 7 and continuing through Sunday, March 9.
PERFORMANCE
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