Clinton St. Quarterly, Vol. 1 No. 2 | Summer 1979 /// Issue 2 of 41 /// Master#2 of 73

PRIZEWINNER American Mavericks, New York “Penny Allen’s Property’ was produced and fi- nanced entirely in Portland, Ore., and the result is a movie with its own style, personality, and integrity. ‘Property’ recalls the united collection of aging ex-hippies and revolutionaries of Alain Tanner’s ‘Jonah Who Will Be 25 in the Year 2000,’yet it has a rowdy pioneer wit that seems distinctively Northwestern, and an understanding of its eccentrics ’ personalities that never rules out the possibility that they might at any moment come to blows with each other. I t’s a healthy tension, and gives the movie a suspenseful dimension that it otherwise might have lacked. RAUNCHY, UNPREDICTABLE, POPULATED WITH CHARACTERS SOREAL THEYTHREATENTOPOPOFF THE SCREEN, ‘PROPERTY’ RICHLY DESERVES THE AWARDS IT’S BEEN PILING UP.” John Hartl, The Seattle Times “Penny Allen has successfully broken down the barriers between fact and fiction.” Tom Allen, Village Voice “ . . . ingratiates itself into our affections.” Hollywood Reporter “ ...show s a real gift for satire.” Kathleen Carroll, New York Daily News Rotterdam Film International, *79 Florence, Italy, First Annual 1 Festival o f A m e r i c a Figueira da Foz, Portugal, ’79 Portland 1977... Was the price too high? Written, Produced & Directed by PENNY ALLEN Cinematography by ERIC EDWARDS • Production Design by HENK PANDER • Music by RICHARD TYLER, Performed by the HOLY MODAL ROUNDERS and the CLAMTONES * In COLOR 35

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