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December 12, 2018
Arts &
ENTERTAINMENT
Happy Holidays
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‘Half the Picture,’ a feature length documentary about the dismal number of women directors
working in Hollywood, gets a screening on Thursday, Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. in Whitsell Auditorium at the
Portland Art Museum. A post film panel discussion with the director of the film along with a panel of
Portland filmmakers, activists and producers will follow.
Half the Picture
Top female directors share their
experiences in the film industry
in the new documentary ‘Half
the Picture,” a feature length film
about the dismal number of wom-
en directors working in Holly-
wood.
The film gets a screening on
Thursday, Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. in
Whitsell Auditorium at the Port-
land Art Museum, sponsored by
the Northwest Film Center. A
post film discussion will include
the director of Half the Picture,
Amy Adrion, along with a panel
of Portland filmmakers, activist,
producers and more.
Half the Picture seeks to docu-
ment this unique time in the film-
making industry where systemic
change seems possible and asks
the question if the new efforts to
address gender inequality in Hol-
lywood will be different.
Admission is $10 general and
$8 for students and seniors.
Holiday Production for Kids
With a new production of “The
Magic Cloth,” created in collabo-
ration with the ingenious puppe-
teer and co-designer of the Lion
King, Imago Theater, 17 S.E.
Eighth Ave., is bring back its glo-
betrotting production ZooZoo this
holiday season.
ZooZoo teems with characters
like bugeyes, hippos with insom-
nia, arrogant anteaters, introverted
frogs, paradoxical polar bears, ac-
robatic worms, self-touting accor-
dions and tricky penguins, filling
the Imago stage with wonder, awe
and humor. Zoo has toured inter-
nationally since 2009, following
on the heels of Imago’s signature
work FROGZ.
Imago is excited to open this
year’s ZooZoo with “The Mag-
ic Cloth,” a 10-minute piece that
will be presented between the two
acts of the menagerie of creatures,
said Jerry Mouawad, Imago’s art-
ist co-director.
ZooZoo runs through Jan. 6. Anteaters are among the fun creatures that fill the sage for Imago
Recommended for ages 3 and older. Theater’s production of ZooZoo, now on stage through Jan. 6.