What: POW Fest 2010 Festival
When: Thursday, March 18, to Sunday, March 21
Where: The Hollywood Theatre
4122 NE Sandy Blvd
Portland, Oregon 97212
Cost: All festival pass $25
One-night pass $10
Individual screening pass $7
Opening-Night Reception: Free (21 & over event)
Click below for a program description and a little more about POW Fest.
“The Portland Oregon Women’s Film Festival places a spotlight on women filmmakers by showcasing their work, strengthening the community of women in film, and empowering women to find their voice and share their stories through innovative and quality filmmaking.
POW Fest showcases the art and cinematic contribution of women filmmakers from around the world and seeks to present films that have been directed or co-directed by women; of any length, style, or genre. We feature the work of today’s top women directors; honoring the true pioneers while providing support and recognition for the next generation of leading women filmmakers.”
Of the over 450 films submitted from as far away as Cambodia, Israel, Australia and Bangladesh; 44 selections including features, documentaries, shorts and animations, made their way through the jurying process and onto this year’s schedule. In addition to the thought provoking lineup of independent film and documentaries, will be the opportunity to participate in filmmaker panels and talk with filmmakers about their craft.
Thursday night, March 18
– Local Showcase and Reception – 6:30 pm
Committed to kicking off every festival with a spotlight on local filmmakers, opening night features a
POW Fest Locals’ Showcase . . . Prior to the screening will be a Portland Film Industry Night Reception at The Hollywood Theatre. This 21 & over event is free and open to the public.
Friday night, March 19
– Documentary Showcase – 7 pm –
Saturday, March 20
– Film Showcase – 1pm –
Saturday is about films of all genres! Animation/Experimental, Documentary & Narrative Shorts, Mature Themes, as well as feature-length
documentaries and narratives.
Sunday, March 21
– POW Fest Family Day – 1pm –
Starting the afternoon with a Mother/Daughter screening, the programming this final day of the festival is geared to teens and their parents.