Film & art
Screenings, exhibitions and museum evenings.
Sunday, November 15
TampopoJuzo Itami’s “ramen western”: two truck drivers help a widow turn a shabby noodle shop into a model of the noodle-making art.Tomorrow Theater$15
The Last DragonBerry Gordy’s The Last Dragon: a campy 1985 kung fu musical action film set to Motown, a cult favorite from the start.Portland Art MuseumShow 9 more
Godzilla Minus ZeroWar reduced Japan to zero, Godzilla drove it into the negative, and now a new blow falls. A Japanese film with English subtitles.OMSI$7–9
The Black Pirate (1926)The Black Pirate (1926), a silent film in early two-color Technicolor, with live music at Kiggins Theatre.Kiggins Theatre · Vancouver, WA$25
The Muppets Take ManhattanKermit and Miss Piggy take a college revue to Broadway: Frank Oz’s 1984 musical on the big screen, in a family program.Tomorrow Theater$15
AmélieJean-Pierre Jeunet’s Amélie back on the big screen: a shy Parisian waitress secretly arranges small miracles for others.Portland Art Museum
Sleepless in SeattleA boy calls a radio show to find his father a new wife: Nora Ephron’s “Sleepless in Seattle” back on the big screen at Tomorrow Theater.Tomorrow Theater$15
MoonstruckCher, Nicolas Cage and a full moon over Brooklyn: Norman Jewison’s romantic comedy on the big screen at Tomorrow Theater.Tomorrow Theater$15
Sunrise: A Song of Two HumansA 1927 silent film comes alive with piano accompaniment.Kiggins Theatre · Vancouver, WA
The Kid Brother (1927)A Harold Lloyd comedy with live music by VSO-USA musicians.Kiggins Theatre · Vancouver, WA
Buster Keaton’s The General with Live OrchestraA screening of The General with live accompaniment by the Peacherine Ragtime Society Orchestra.Patricia Reser Center for the Arts · Beaverton$40-$60