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Wednesday 06.21.06

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One Minute Film Fest @ Holocene

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This Thursday night, the very trendy but actually quite cool Holocene is hosting the third annual One Minute Film Festival put on by Telegraph.  As one of the younger art non-profits in town, Telegraph strives to link artists of different mediums together and to connect these artists with an audience.  This year’s film fest features work by Ryan Jeffrey, whose evocative film was shown at PDX in May, Matt McCormick, and Jeremy Bird, among many others.  The thread to all the films is that they are only 60 seconds long, so if you decide that one might not be your cup of tea, the pain will end quickly.  

One Minute Film Festival • Thursday June 22 • 9pm
Holocene • 1001 SE Morrison
$4-$10 sliding scale

Posted by Jenene Nagy on June 21, 2006 at 22:18 | Comments (0)


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