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Pamplin Media Group - 'Who's on Top?' challenges stereotypes - Vimarsana News

Pamplin Media Group - 'Who's on Top?' challenges stereotypes

May 11 2021 Local filmmaker Devin Fei-Fan Tau follows four LGBTQ+ individuals as they prepare and climb Mount Hood. Portland filmmaker Devin Fei-Fan Tau emigrated from Taiwan to suburban Los Angeles as a child and watched such iconic television shows as "Star Trek" to help him learn English. So, when he had the opportunity to meet George Takei, who played Sulu on the original "Star Trek" TV series, he couldn't have been more thrilled. "You know how people say you shouldn't meet your childhood hero because they might disappoint you?" Tau said. "Well, that was not the case. So respectful,...

Exclusive Clip: Climbing Doc Who's On Top? Challenges LGBTQ+ Stereotypes - Vimarsana News

Exclusive Clip: Climbing Doc Who's On Top? Challenges LGBTQ+ Stereotypes

ComingSoon.net is proud to debut an exclusive clip from  Who’s on Top? The mountain climbing documentary, which releases May 18, focuses on a team of LGBTQ+ climbers that decide to climb Mount Hood. The film goes beyond the mountain and also goes into the challenges that LGBTQ+ climbers face within the community. It’s narrated by  Star Trek alum George Takei. Check out the official synopsis below: Who’s on Top? is a feature-length documentary that shines a spotlight on a diverse group of the LGBTQ+ community to challenge stereotypes about gender and sexuality in outdoor recreation. Hi...

The Portland International Film Festival Seeks to Free the Pandemic-Forced Homebound With Online and now Drive-In Screenings - Vimarsana News

The Portland International Film Festival Seeks to Free the Pandemic-Forced Homebound With Online and now Drive-In Screenings

Updated March 2 In 2020, its first year under new direction, the Portland International Film Festival heralded a new mission: to be "unbound" from traditional cinematic conditions. In 2021, that undertaking is more requirement than choice. "Obviously [last] year was very tough for all of us as human beings, let alone nonprofit organizations," says NW Film Center director Amy Dotson. "But it was also freeing. We took our own medicine." The result is a hybrid event, trying to reach audiences (largely) at home. With over 75 films available to stream, the festival still offers diverse intern...

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