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Portland Black Film Festival


The Portland Black Film Festival aims to offer diverse perspectives and stories in an art form all too often dominated by white filmmakers. The festival features films which showcase the cinematic achievements of African American stars and filmmakers and examine the black experience in America.

PBFF is made possible through the generous support of:

Multnomah County Cultural Coalition logo MCCC
Oregon Cultural Trust logo
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Jimi Hendrix: Electric Church

02/17
2019
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Life and Nothing More

02/06
2019
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Local Showcase

02/25
2018
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Brother From Another Planet with Joe Morton

02/24
2018
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Spotlight on Elijah Hasan

02/21
2018
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The Spook Who Sat By The Door

02/17
2018
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Afrofuturism

02/11
2018
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Footprints of Pan Africanism

02/11
2018
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Blade

02/08
2018
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Stormy Weather

02/05
2018
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Soul Train Express

02/22
2017
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Within Our Gates

02/20
2017
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Black Images Matter

02/19
2017
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The New Black

02/19
2017
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Soul on Ice

02/16
2017
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Pioneers of African American Cinema

02/12
2017
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Coffy with Pam Grier

02/11
2017
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Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise

02/09
2017
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A Ballerina's Tale

02/18
2016
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Buck and the Preacher

02/10
2016
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Black Girl in Suburbia

02/21
2015
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Free Angela and All Political Prisoners

02/08
2015
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Daughters of the Dust

02/05
2015