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Film Events 11/18-11/25

Mile, Mile & A Half A fascinating and gorgeous documentary about five friends who take off from responsibility to hike the legendary John Muir Trail, which stretches 211 miles from Yosemite to Mt. Whitney. Their goal was to complete the trail in 25 days and their journey is a powerful one. Even a few locals […]

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Film Events 11/11-11/18

Unbranded One of the best documentaries of the year is screening again, but this time in the brand new Madras Performing Arts Center. The film follows three cowboys as they ride from the Mexican Border to the Canadian one and have the adventure of a lifetime. Edge of your seat entertainment. 6:30 pm, Friday, Nov.13 […]

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Film Events 10/28-11/4

The World According to Monsanto The Green Team Movie Night brings forth another thought-provoking conservation film to boil the blood and awaken the brain. This doc follows a French filmmaker’s investigation into the corporate practices of Monsanto; specifically, their GMO crops and chemicals. What she finds will not only confirm most of our fears about […]

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Film Events 10/21-10/28

Back to the Future Part II Now that we live in the future that Back to the Future Part II promised us and it is devoid of hover boards, flying cars, 3D shark attacks on street corners, and blow-drying jackets, it’s hard to know whether to be depressed or overjoyed. While the film was much-maligned […]

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Film Events 10/14-10/21

NT Live: Hamlet Since Benedict Cumberbatch isn’t getting enough exposure right now, why not check him out in a live production of the National Theatre’s Hamlet. In what is supposed to be one of the finest Hamlet stagings of the 21st century, Cumberbatch is receiving rave reviews as Shakespeare’s most disturbed lead from his finest […]

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Film Events 10/7-10/14

BendFilm Festival With one of the finest programs in its history, BendFilm is coming out swinging, not content to be just the premiere festival of Central Oregon, but of the entire Northwest. Some highlights this year include Breaking A Monster (a doc that will have the entire theater cheering), Astraea (a science fiction film that […]

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Film Events 9/30-9/7

Wild and Scenic Film Festival The Oregon Natural Desert Association’s eighth annual Wild and Scenic Film Festival has arrived. The festival presents an evening of short films showcasing the natural wonders we can take for granted in our busy lives. While also having films highlighting athleticism, bravery, courage, and activism, the festival truly has something […]

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Film Events 9/23-9/30

LGBT Movie Night This month's film is Route of Acceptance, a concept film about destiny. When Ryan has trouble deciding what college to attend, the film explores all three choices, showing how different life could be now matter what decisions are made. Sept. 28, 6pm. Volcanic Theatre Pub, 70 SW Century Dr. $5. TGR Paradise […]

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Film Events 9/16-9/23

The Anonymous People A one-night only screening of a documentary about the 23 million Americans living in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. Co-sponsored by the Meth Action Coalition for National Recovery Month, this event is trying to raise awareness about addiction and show that recovery is possible. Thursday, September 17. 6pm. Trinity Episcopal Church/St. […]

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Film Events

Mayweather vs. Berto Live Two grown men punching each other for your viewing pleasure (and also for a ton of cash). Floyd Mayweather takes on two-time welterweight champion Andre Berto in this bout that has people who like this sort of thing very excited. The running time on this event is four hours, so bring […]

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