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On Aug. 3, the Portland Art Museum Center for an Untold Tomorrow (PAM CUT) hosted an exclusive screening event featuring ...

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When it came time to pick a location, producers chose Winnipeg over other major cities such as Atlanta and New Orleans in part because of its Exchange District neighbourhood.

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“Movies were getting real.” That’s how filmmaker and Emily Carr University of Art professor Harry Killas describes the 30 years of American cinema between World War  II and the Reagan era, when method ...

Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein partied together for more than a decade. One became president, the other died in jail.

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