Marc Mohan

Also this week: the Sirkian melodrama "On Swift Horses," the Korean crime thriller "Yadang: The Snitch," plus documentaries, a tribute to David Lynch at the Hollywood Theatre, and more.

The film screens Thursday, May 1, at Cinema 21, with Stillman in attendance for a post-film discussion and Q&A.

Also this week: the 1960 B-movie "College Confidential" on Blu-ray, bloody folk horror, trippy animation, and more.

Two modest releases from Vertical Entertainment offer a welcome break from the standard big-budget studio fare.

Plus: the documentary "Deaf President Now!" on Apple TV+, Portland's 22nd annual Filmed by Bike festival, and battling Bigfeet in "The Siege of Ape Canyon" at the Kiggins Theatre.

Also this week: the Korean drama "A Normal Family," "Swamp Dogg Gets His Pool Painted," and "The Cinema Within," a documentary about the psychology of film editing.

Set in Portland and shot at a number of local landmarks, the film has its Portland theatrical premiere Friday, May 30, at PSU's 5th Avenue Cinema.

Plus: Samurai action in "Tornado," Charles Burnett's "Killer of Sheep" restored in 4K, and more.

Plus: The Ozploitation flick "Dangerous Animals," and "Bleak Week" comes to Portland with a roster of depressing films on 35mm.

This week at the movies: an existential Stephen King adaptation, Dakota Johnson and Pedro Pascal in a romcom from "Past Lives" director Celine Song, plus the Western "The Unholy Trinity" and the Portland Horror Film Festival.