Film Schedule: Tue, October 6th

G | 4:00PM - Tuesday, Oct 6th 2026

Last Shot

Dir: Andy Palmer
TICKET: Last Shot 6-A

12-year-old basketball prodigy Caden Isaacs deals with grief and identity while navigating high expectations and a complex relationship with his estranged mother after his father's death.

Starring Jaime Pressly, Michael Rapaport, Baron Davis & Laraine Newman.

WINNER: Best Actress - Jaime Pressly

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PG | 4:00PM - Tuesday, Oct 6th 2026

Yield To Its Gaze NORWAY

Dir: Anders Elsrud Hultgreen
TICKET: Last Shot 6-A

Since the dawn of man, light orbs have been observed in the night. From rainforests to sand dunes, they have been interpreted as spirits, fairies, demons, and UFOs. Despite modern science, the phenomenon remains unexplained.

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G | 6:00PM - Tuesday, Oct 6th 2026

Flooded Realms FRANCE

Dir: Virginie Bluzat
TICKET: Film Program 6-B

Flooded Realms (Royaumes Engloutis) features music by French producer, singer-songwriter, and composer Thilda, a woman who goes from dreams deeply …and explores sunken worlds.

WINNER: Best Music Video

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PG | 6:00PM - Tuesday, Oct 6th 2026

Pro Grip (How to be Humans) U.K.

Dir: Jordan Baseman
TICKET: Film Program 6-B

In this new experimental film from alumni Jordan Baseman the audience watches Arm Wrestlers compete as their faces express a spectrum of emotions from subtle states of calm to extreme contortions of anguish as they challenge one another across the table.

Interwoven with these encounters, Dr Atherton discusses the development of non-verbal emotions, reflecting on how humans learn to interpret authenticity through movement, gesture, and facial expression to communicate and bond.

Set against the televised theatre of competitive arm-wrestling, these reflections frame the contests as studies in the ways emotion and communication are performed and understood through physicality, beyond language.

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PG-13 | 6:00PM - Tuesday, Oct 6th 2026

The Man Who Stayed GERMANY

Dir: Hannes Schäffer
TICKET: Film Program 6-B

The story of a man who has been living alone in the forest for 25 years.

It is a film about loneliness, freedom, loss, nature, survival, and the attempt to understand the world. A quiet, intimate story that lives off silence, reflection, and real-life questions.

WINNER: Best Documentary Short

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PG | 6:30PM - Tuesday, Oct 6th 2026

Flipper

Dir: Elijah Stegner-Herbest
TICKET: Program 6-C

Flipper starts his new job at a major fast food chain, eager to get promoted as soon as possible. However, he discovers there is more to his job than simply flipping patties in this comedic look at a dystopian reality where massive corporate monopolization limits the freedom of workers.

Made entirely in stop motion, this film originally began as a written essay about the history of stop motion animation representing the physical labor of constructing meaning.

WINNER: Best Animated Short

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R | 6:30PM - Tuesday, Oct 6th 2026

You Play Too Much

Dir: Rob Shaw
TICKET: Program 6-C

Lil’ Robbie, an elementary school kid growing up in 1980’s Philadelphia has to navigate being a nerdy outsider in a tough environment.

You Play Too Much is a series of stop-motion animated vignettes about friendship, bullies, and the rules of the schoolyard that felt like the law at the time.

Fred Armisen narrates these coming of age stories based on the life of director Rob Shaw.

WINNER: Best Animation

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PG | 6:45PM - Tuesday, Oct 6th 2026

Coastal Rain

Dir: John P Marsh
TICKET: Doc Program 6-D

The caustic and trepidatious Oregon Coast during a light rain is a discovery to behold.

Depoe Bay is a hidden gem waiting for you to visit, but the real delight is the juxtaposition of dark and light skies. Seeing the world in gaze can bring peace, one hopes.

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PG | 6:45PM - Tuesday, Oct 6th 2026

Small Town Pride

Dir: Josh Wagner
TICKET: Doc Program 6-D

The small town of Falls City houses just over a thousand residents. Many are surprised to find the quiet lumber town also houses something else: a thriving Pride festival.

Beating odds and assumptions, Small Town Pride shares the importance of the celebration through stories from devoted volunteers and founders about belonging, community, and what is possible in small-town America.

Following the Pride festival from start to finish, the short documentary empowers viewers to challenge personal assumptions and to connect with the important history being shared on screen.

WINNER: Best Documentary Social

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PG | 6:45PM - Tuesday, Oct 6th 2026

Stand By Oregon

Dir: Eli Pyke
TICKET: Doc Program 6-D

Stand By Me is a film that has gained a cult classic status and a huge niche following. It was filmed in Oregon. This documentary delves into the locations in Brownsville, which is the small town it was filmed, and includes local talent acting in scene re-creations, as well as an exclusive interview with the film’s cinematographer, Thomas Del Ruth.

This film celebrates Oregon as a filmmaking state, and features Oregon Film community liaison, Jane Ridley, as she discusses the Oregon Film trail and its positive impact on communities around the state.

Scene re-creations from the original Stand By Me are performed by local aspiring actors from the heart of Oregon’s Willamette Valley.

WINNER: Best Documentary Historical

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R | 8:00PM - Tuesday, Oct 6th 2026

Beneath the Blue Suburban Skies

Dir: Edward Burns
TICKET: Beneath Blue Skies 6-E

Stuck in a middle-aged rut, a working-class woman, Tina Collins struggles with feelings of shame and anger she has toward her two grown children who live at home, and resentment for a husband who may have held her back.

Financial problems loom and the impact of addiction and alcoholism amplify the building crisis in the life of Tina and her family.

Directed, written and starring multiple award winner Edward Burns and starring multiple award-winning actress Jennifer Ehle.

WINNER: Best Actor - Edward Burns

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G | 10:00PM - Tuesday, Oct 6th 2026

Taste of Absence JAPAN

Dir: Yoshinari Sakata
TICKET: Taste 6-F

A reclusive widower, with the help of a mysteriously delivered AI-powered talking refrigerator, finally charts a path toward a mended heart, a life of few regrets, and more tofu.

After the death of his wife, Tsutomu lives alone with a void in his heart—until an anonymous AI refrigerator arrives at his door and begins speaking to him.

As its voice starts to echo his wife's memories and emotions he had sealed away return. With this strange companion, Tsutomu sets out on a journey to finish the work he left undone.

WINNER: Best International Film

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PG-13 | 10:30PM - Tuesday, Oct 6th 2026

The Files of Cabal

Dir: Ben Barker
TICKET: Files of Cabal 6-G

William Paulman struggles to infiltrate a secret organization embedded within the country.

He steals important documents containing valued information, but he soon finds his mind and the people around him cannot be trusted.

The enemy everywhere, and reality skewed, William must find a way to survive.

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