Portland Documentary & eXperimental Film Festival

A man‘s undying love of a shopping mall makes Internet legal history.

More than a media center--the Echo Park Film Center is a cinematic revolution?

60s science-class film + sumptuous + foot fetish teaser.

Uses stills to find the true source of the recorded telemarketer who calls my home phone constantly.

Drugs!!! Hypocrisy!!! The best seven-and-a-half minutes of your life!!!

2004: burger flipping becomes manufacturing job and mad-cow disease hits Oregon. This animation marries the two ironic events by beef.

Bunuel films meet Nazi footage to provide the historical recollection of a German woman.

A snappy creation made from photocopies, record covers, tape, a toothbrush, and H20. Long live D.I.Y. cinema!!!

Shot on a “sewer cam,” a small, remote-controlled camera travels from manhole to manhole through underground drainage pipes.

High contrast flips, bicycles, children, and super-cool, gritty optical printer texture.

Uses multiple superimpositions of a single torchlight to reveal rooms in an abandoned derelict house.

Taking its name from the Jim-Crow-Era crime of black men looking at white women, this hand-processed, optically printed amalgam reframes desire by way of everything from D.W. Griffith to Foxy Brown and Angela Davis: “Your lover belongs to this band of murderous outlaws.”