Marc Mohan

Hungarian director Ildikó Enyedi's "Silent Friend" stars Tony Leung and follows three stories separated by time but united by a single gingko tree.

Also this week: The Criterion Mobile Closet rolls into Portland, plus the 11th annual Portland Horror Film Festival and a weeklong celebration of Italian film at Cinemagic.

Plus: The Clinton Street Theater screens "Twin Peaks" and the Portland Horror Film Festival wraps up with a pair of all-day marathons.

Hundreds of cinephiles waited in line at Portland's South Park Blocks for a chance to step inside the boutique video label's fabled Mobile Closet and peruse its cornucopia of DVDs, Blu-rays, and 4K Ultra HD discs.

Also this week: teen romance in "Girls Like Girls," plus the Hollywood Theatre's "Bleak Week" presents a litter of feel-bad classics.

Currently playing in multiple theaters, "Leviticus" follows two teenaged boys haunted by a paranormal entity that takes the form of whoever a person is most attracted to.

Plus: the half-baked sci-fi film "O Horizon," and "ASCO: Without Permission" pays tribute to the revolutionary East Los Angeles art collective of the '70s and '80s.

Adapted from Nikolai Gogol's 1842 novel, "Dead Souls" screens at Portland's Clinton Street Theater on Friday, July 3rd, with the director in attendance for a Q&A.

With not much in the way of blockbuster features this week, two smaller films take center stage.

Also this week: the documentary "Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World," experimental shorts by Shūji Terayama, plus Portland's Hollywood Theatre kicks off its centenary celebration.