Camp out with TROOP BEVERLY HILLS (1989) and help Portlanders on their journey towards economic self-reliance. All proceeds from this benefit screening go to Stone Soup PDX. In TROOP BEVERLY HILLS, Beverly Hills housewife Phyllis Nefler (Shelley Long) boosts her self-esteem after her marriage falls apart by leading a local troop of Wilderness Girls. Phyllis' version of roughing it is spending the night at the Beverly Hills Hotel, but when Phyllis falls afoul of rival leader Velda Plendor (Betty Thomas), her troop is threatened with having their group dissolved—unless the girls can prove their wilderness skills at the annual jamboree. Co-starring Jenny Lewis, Carla Gugino, Mary Gross, and Craig T. Nelson, TROOP BEVERLY HILLS is an '80s comedy classic that cannot be missed!
About Stone Soup PDX:
Stone Soup PDX empowers people experiencing barriers to employment to achieve self-reliance through training for careers in the foodservice industry. During their 12-week Culinary Training Program, participants gain an understanding of kitchen safety, fundamental cooking methods, and professional development. Participants thrive in an environment in which they feel supported, valued, and a part of a community they can access well beyond graduation. You can find out more at www.stonesouppdx.com.
About Stone Soup PDX:
Stone Soup PDX empowers people experiencing barriers to employment to achieve self-reliance through training for careers in the foodservice industry. During their 12-week Culinary Training Program, participants gain an understanding of kitchen safety, fundamental cooking methods, and professional development. Participants thrive in an environment in which they feel supported, valued, and a part of a community they can access well beyond graduation. You can find out more at www.stonesouppdx.com.
Director: Jeff Kanew
Run time: 106 mins
Format: Digital
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