This is part of PDX Motorcycle Film Festival.
Saturday night films start at 6:00 p.m. on January 25. Tickets for Saturday night are $20.
You can also buy a pass for both nights of the festival, show your support for OMRRA racing, and meet filmmakers and hear the Q&A at the Saturday afternoon party by going HERE.
Saturday night presents one feature film and a selection of short films. The Saturday night line-up is:
Short 1: Himalayan Odyssey—Riders journey through the stunning landscapes of Ladakh, the “land of high passes.”
Short 2: The Rider—Riders talk about why motorcycles inspire us to take on the risks that go along with riding.Short 3: Top Ten—A rookie racer sets her sights on her first top ten finish.Feature 1: Southbound—Three friends set off on an adventure from LA to Guatemala by off-road motorcycle.
Short 4: Stay In Your Lane— After a devastating head-on motorcycle accident, Pauline embarks on a journey to reclaim her passion for riding.
Short 5: The Century - First to 100MPH—The story of Lee Humiston, who became the first man to take a motorcycle to 100 miles per hour.
Feature 2: Racing Mr. Fahrenheit—In his twilight years Bobby Haas wants to secure his legacy, taking aim at a world speed record.
The Portland Motorcycle Film Festival showcases motorcycle filmmaking and dedicates all funds raised to the purchase of Air Fence and safety equipment at Portland International Raceway by the Oregon Motorcycle Road Racing Association.
See PDXmotorcyclefilms.com for more info.
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.