Portland

Panorama

Portland, OR | April 10-20, 2025

Built by artists for artists

We serve as a dynamic international hub for filmmaking, bridging global voices with Portland’s creative community to foster exchange, build connections, and establish our city as a premier destination for innovative and diverse creative talent.

Three abstract eye illustrations, two red and white with black pupils, and one pink and red with a star-like pattern in the center.
Movie poster for "Black Box Diaries" featuring a close-up profile of a woman's face illuminated with blue and red lighting. Film festival awards are displayed on the left. Subtext reads: "A night that changed her life became a scandal that rocked a n
Promotional poster for "Standing Above the Clouds," featuring four individuals standing together, wrapped in traditional clothing, with text indicating its official selection at the Doc Edge Film Festival.
Poster for the film "Ponyboi" with a neon pink and green color scheme, featuring a close-up of a person's face in profile. Text includes cast names: River Gallo, Dylan O'Brien, Victoria Pedretti, Murray Bartlett, Indya Moore, and credits the film dir
Film poster for "Trash Baby" featuring a contemplative woman, and text detailing the cast and crew.
Poster with blurred greenery and a silhouette of a person's head, featuring the text 'End of Summer' in yellow cursive.
"Bye Bye Tiberias" movie poster featuring three women sitting together, including an older woman and a child, with a cityscape in the background.
Two men sitting on a couch reading with the movie title 'The Yellow Sponge is the Dish Sponge' displayed prominently, featuring Alexander Lambie and Bixby Elliot.
Promotional poster for the documentary film "Amrita," featuring images of women harvesting honeycomb, a tree with a hive, and a close-up of bees on honeycomb. Text highlights the film's focus on women conserving wild bees. Includes a URL for more inf
Colorful abstract design with rock shapes featuring black dots and the text "Ashima."
Abstract quilt-style artwork of a person's face looking upwards with text above and below; includes "TIFF" logo.
Promotional poster for "A Wedding to Diego" featuring a cluttered desk with electronic devices, wedding decorations, and a computer screen showing two people smiling.
Illustrated movie poster depicting a worried young man and an elderly woman sitting in a traditional Thai setting with temple structures. The text "Grandma Nai Who Played Favorites" is shown at the top, along with a Sundance Film Festival mention.
Illustrated movie poster for "Big Touch" with two people hugging.
Movie poster for "Blackberry" featuring silhouettes of three people standing in a forest with green lighting. Film festival laurels and credits are displayed, showing it was directed by Katie O'Grady and written by Samantha Mei Paull.
Poster for "50 Feet from Syria," featuring a stylized map showing a border and barbed wire, with large text overlay.

Click on the image to explore the Panorama through a PDF of our Festival Program. Pick up a printed copy of a program at screenings and events.

Our 2025 Portland Panorama Poster and program was designed by Helday de la Cruz.

2025 FESTIVAL PROGRAM

Poster for Portland Panorama Film Festival 2025 featuring stylized eyes

FILM PROGRAM & FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

Portland Panorama is deeply grateful for the support of our community. Visit our Supporters page to learn more about the organizations behind our mission

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Simplified illustration of a suspension bridge with orange and blue vertical lines.
Illustration of an automotive torque converter diagram showing fluid flow and component interaction.

Portland Panorama is a new festival for Portland, Oregon that draws from the extensive experience of our team in organizing festivals such as the former Portland International Film Festival and Northwest Filmmakers’ Festival.

In addition to a celebration of the arts, its core focus is a two-part film festival. Portland Panorama begins by showcasing significant international cinema, then shifts mid-week to celebrate the work of filmmakers from Northwest North America.

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Dates "10 APR" and "20 APR" with "Cinema 21 | Hollywood Theater" in between.