Portland Documentary & eXperimental Film Festival

Hunger and thirst. A dream within a dream within a dream. It’s all cardboard.

An endearing portrait of the colorful life of Dr. Ben Reitman, known in his day as “The Clap Doctor”, “king of the Hobos” and” the most vulgar man in America”. From labor unrest to sex education to the genesis of the homeless crisis in America, Reitman’s work continues to have importance and relevance to the hard-hitting issues of today.

A music video for the band Blitzen Trapper. A call to a better place.

An attempt to construct a narrative on childhood memory, nostalgia, nature, and loneliness.

An open love letter to Portland’s one and only mini-bike dance troupe – The Sprockettes!

What if you find a mate but decide to break up on an agreed-upon date a few months in the future? GWM looking for MTR?

A film about a strange hive of archetypal beings who inhabit a netherworld reminiscent of both Fritz Lang’s Metropolis and some mysterious place under someone’s basement stairs.

Under the influences of a search-engineered information culture, many Bigfoot aficionados have dismissed “blobsquatches” (photos too blurry to be discernible as sasquatches) as impediments to serious cryptozoological research. Probing the Blobsquatch itself as an unknown “animal,” a speculative counter argument emerges.

Chaos, hypnosis, cupcake decorations gone wild.

A galactic meditation. I want to be amazed.

A short experimental narrative that examines three lonely characters interacting with technology in a world that otherwise doesn’t seem to pay attention to them. While each character struggles with traditional forms of communication, the inadvertent by-products of their loneliness produces entirely new, abstract forms of communication.