NORTHWEST FILM STUDY CENTER 1219 SW Park Ave. Portland, OR 97205 221-1156 SPRING HIGHLIGHTS APRIL Woman’s Eye View Since the earliest days offilm there have been women behind as well as in front of the camera. FILMA and the Northwest Film Study Center presents the second annual Woman's Eye View. 2 SATURDAY - 8 p.m. and 3 SUNDAY-7 p.m. Marianne and Juliane Margarethe Von Trotta's drama about two sisters who encounter the revolutionary movements of the mid-sixties. With In Paris Parks. 9 SATURDAY - 8 p.m. and 10 SUNDAY-7 p.m. Women’s Animation 16 SATURDAY-8 p.m. Miles to Go Women in Sports 17 .SUNDAY- 7 p.m. Annie Mae: Brave Hearted Woman Tells the story of Indian activist Annie Mae Aquash, tracing the history of the Native American struggle for social change. With The Owl Who Married a Goose. 23 SATURDAY - 8 p.m and 24 SUNDAY-7 p.m. Murs, Murs Agnes Varda’s most recent film. Los Angeles as seen though its many outdoor murals. With Hole in the Rock, and Interview. 30 SUNDAY-8 p.m. Hester Street Joan Micklin Silver's warm comedy about the immigration experience of a Russian Jewish couple coming to New York in 1896 With Clotheslines. MAY The American New Wave (1958-67) The films in this series reflect this social and political trend and are notable for their commitment to revealing contemporary American life. 5 THURSDAY-8p.m. and 6 FRIDAY-8 p.m. Shadows The first feature by John Cassavetes. with The Savage Eye Produced by three independent filmmakers, it portrays a young divorcee’s experiences with the seamier side of Los Angeles culture. 12 THURSDAY- 8 p.m. and 15 SUNDAY-7 p.m. Babo 73 Robert Downey’s satire on U.S. politics and government. with Hold Me While I’m Naked and Hallelujah the Hills 19 THURSDAY-8 p.m. and 22 SUNDAY-7 p.m. Pull My Daisy A spoof on fifties subculture, the film is narrated by Kerouac and features Allen Ginsberg. with The Queen of Sheba Meets The Atom Man 26 THURSDAY-7p.m. Nothing but a Man A humanist filmdealing with the personal and social struggles of a young black in Alabama. with The Cool World JUNE 2 THURSDAY-7 p.m. The Brig A film of a play that aspires to recreate the temporal and spatial reality of a brig. with Come Back Africa 5 SUNDAY-7 p.m. David Holzman’s Diary Adapted from a script about a young man who turns his life into a film. with Portrait of Jason CALL 221-1156 FOR COMPLETE SCHEDULE. HERE COMES THE SUN Comfortable Cotton Clothing & More Mexican Vanilla! STS THE TALK OF THE TOWN/ WA LITTLE S IT OF PARIS* IN SOUTHEAST PORTLAND Tht ’Rjnjab'Tawtn Opens It's SIDEWALK CAFE 6S/7 S.E FOSTER ROAD Wedding Bands Diamonds, Gems & Custom Designing The Real Mother Goose A Shop and Gallery Downtown 9th & Yamhill 223-9510 Washington Square 620-2243 Air Power You wen t blow it with Iwata and Paasche^irbrushes. We have what youneed to do it right. 820 S.W. 10th ve. Portland, Oregon 223-3724 AR MEDIA Handimlded EASTER CHOCOLATES Frogs, turtles, elephants, alligators, mice, rhinocerous — choose from over 200 molds, plus world famous “Cream Sticks” ED CURRY CANDIES 4317 SE HAWTHORNE 236-8131 i CAFE 2Sth quimby nw. 222-1132 the northwest cafe since 1977 tues^fri 6 '0 0—2 ,3 0 sat^sun 8:30-3:00 closed mondaps Clinton St. Quarterly 33
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