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Up Coming Events:

The Northwest Film Center Presents:
28th PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
FEBRUARY 11-27, 2005

The Portland International Film Festival (PIFF) is the major film event in Oregon, and one of the region's most culturally diverse arts events. We expect the 28th edition (February 11 - 27, 2005) to draw 30,000+ people from throughout the region to the Northwest premieres of more than 100 films from 30 countries.

The Festival offers a broad mix of film, arts, multicultural, family, and educational events to a globally aware audience, and a window to a world in which we share an increasing interest, dependency and responsibility.

In addition to showcasing new international cinema, other special programs (including screen classics, director retrospectives, visiting artists, shorts, documentary, family, thematic series, national cinema surveys, and production panels) offer unique opportunities for film audiences of all ages and persuasions. PIFF films screen daily at the Regal Broadway Metroplex, Guild Theatre and Portland Art Museum's Whitsell Auditorium, all located in downtown
Portland.

More Information can be found at www.nwfilm.org.

Admission prices: $8 general, $7 students/seniors/members

Guild Theatre: 829 SW 9th Ave. (Corner of 9th and Taylor)
Whitsell Auditorium: 1219 SW Park (South wing of the Portland Art Museum)
Regal Broadway Metroplex: SW Broadway and Main
For more information or a complete description of each film, go to
www.nwfilm.org

National Media Education Conference
June 25-28, 2005 - San Francisco, CA,
NMEC 2005 Program "Giving Voice to a Diverse Nation"
Sponsored by the Alliance for a Media Literate America, www.amlainfo.org.

Second Friday Film Forum, 2005. Eugene. The popular Second Friday Film Forum continues in 2005 with a wide selection of visiting local and regional artists and producers. Evening sessions will include computer animation, documentary, and live performance events. Each program provides an opportunity to meet and talk with a visiting artist. Web Info Online.