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Cine | Seen 2025

Cine | Seen 2025
A night of shorts films showcasing the talents of filmmakers based in the PNW! We are highlighting the unique perspective and films of underrepresented and underserved artists. Join us in creating a space for creative celebration here in Oregon.

Filmmakers and film descriptions in order of appearance:

Winemaker - director: Sarey Martin Concepción
Logline: A winemaker with a cosmic secret must finish the year's vintage before her enemies catch up with her.

Help Solve a Murder - director: Mary Matthews
Logline: for Help Solve a Murder: Meet gun violence prevention advocate Asianique Savage, her grandmother Perlia Bell and the justice fight for Tyz'Juan James, whose murder you can actively help be solved.  


Barrio -  director: Alexander Ibarra
Logline: "In the heart of Portland’s shifting landscape, a recent graduate confronts the enigma of her future while working as a cashier at her aunt’s beloved Mexican bakery. As the scent of tradition intertwines with the winds of transformation, our protagonist and her aunt grapple with the imminent closure and bittersweet farewell of their bakery amidst neighborhood gentrification."


Mirror Mirror - director: Anchitta Noowong
During a work trip, a young woman wakes to find herself trapped in her room, her reality unraveling with each passing moment.

Deceiver - director: Ian Franco
While out celebrating her birthday with her sister and friends, Terry is brought face to face with a violent force that shows her who she really is.

Speak your Truth - director: Nsayi Matingou
Portlanders explore their understanding and experience of race in this intimate short.

Ideal PDX - director: Jim Stulting
A collective of Latino artists painted Frida Kahlo into Portland’s history. Years later, their mural rises again to inspire the future.

Leaders of Men - director: Lorenzo Lowe III
For head coach Anthony Stoudamire, it's more than just X's and O's when leading the Jefferson Demos football team.

Echo - director: Haley McCoy
Two hikers veer off the path to find an amazing view, but it is quickly tarnished when they suddenly start hearing a familiar voice yelling at them.

The Last Vampire in Portland - director: Alexandra Ramos
The Last Vampire in Portland follows one weekend in the life of Anacaona, a pre-colonial Taino vampire, as she navigates the existential dread of modern life and the struggles of being a US resident.

Sounds by: Mint Whisper
Present by: OMPA
Produced by: YGB Portland
graphic by: Good Green PDX

Available: Assistive Listening

Assistive listening devices for audio enhancement are available from our Box Office for any film (excluding live introductions/music/Q&A portions of a given event).

In general, the Hollywood Theatre does not provide content advisories about the subject matter shown in our theatre. Films exhibited don’t necessarily reflect the views of the Hollywood Theatre. Information about content and age-appropriateness for specific films can be found on Common Sense Media and DoesTheDogDie.com.