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VENUES AND TICKETS
Whitsell Auditorium
1219 SW Park Avenue
Portland, OR 97205

The Box Office opens 30 minutes prior to showtime.

PARKING

ADMISSION PRICES
$9 General
$8 PAM Members, Students, Seniors
$6 Friends of the Film Center

Tickets are now available online. Click on the 'Buy Tickets' links to buy online.

BOOK OF TEN TICKETS
$50 Buy Here

THE 10-MINUTE RULE
Seats for advance ticket and pass holders are held until 10 minutes before showtime, when any unfilled seats are released to the public. Thus, advance tickets or passes ensure that you will not have to wait in the ticket purchase line but do not guarantee a seat in the case of arrival after the 10-minute window has begun. Your early arrival also helps get screenings started promptly. We appreciate your understanding. Advance ticket holders who arrive within the 10-minute window but are not seated may exchange their tickets for another screening at the Ticket Outlet or obtain a cash refund at the theater. There are no refunds or exchanges for late arrivals or for missed screenings.



   
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Welcome to our 27th edition of Reel Music. We've been on the lookout all year for new works—and timely classics—for this annual celebration of sound and image, music and culture. Whether your passion is classical, opera, jazz, blues, rock, or reggae, we hope you find this mixture of old and new, familiar and strange to be full of inspiration and discovery. As always, our special thanks go to Music Millennium, Willamette Week, and MacTarnahan's Brewing Company for helping to make it all happen. Enjoy.



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Socrates once observed: “Nothing is to be preferred before justice.” However, the quality of justice is not an absolute—it is a human concept and therefore flawed by subjectivity. Some of cinema’s greatest works deal with characters attempting to break free of, or tame, imperfect systems: noble loners and misguided outlaws choosing to stand alone in the face of near-impossible odds, ready to fight for what they believe in. Spanning familiar genres—Western, science fiction, police thriller, and indie-cult—these classic films examine, through the lens of moral predicament, the nature of justice and the ultimate cost of pursuing it.



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