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Albina Rotary Club of Portland presents an annual fundraising event

Starts at 6pm. Casino starts at 6:30pm.
Hors d'œuvres, no host bar, $25 in script with unlimited re-buys, si
Silent auction closes at 8:30pm.


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Kam's Kapsules: Weekly Previews That Make Choosing a Film Fun


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Kam's Kapsules: Weekly Previews That Make Choosing a Film Fun


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Films opening the week of Sept. 10


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Washington State University Vancouver's Diversity Council will be holding the third annual Diversity Film Festival 2010, running from Sept. 13 to Sept. 16 in the Multimedia Classroom building, room 6. The festival's theme is "Women & Diversity: Discovering Place, Space & Self." Snacks and refreshments will be provided, and all screenings are free and open to the public.

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Lucky's job becomes even more challenging when Linda (Kat Sanchez), an ex-girlfriend he hasn't seen in a couple of years, shows up and hands him a toddler (Aiden Noesi) right on the street.


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For years, four very close couples, friends since college, have been taking an annual vacation together to luxurious getaway spots to reconnect, reminisce, and reflect on the state of their marital relationships. Their previous reunion at a Colorado ski lodge proved very eventful, especially for the emotionally-abused Sheila (Jill Scott), who eventually summoned up the courage to dump her openly-unfaithful husband, Mike (Richard T. Jones).


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The "One Last Big Heist" is a theme of the crime caper genre which has proven to be quite popular over the years. Takers employs that tried and true formula in entertaining fashion, recycling vaguely familiar scenes from the likes of The Italian Job, Ocean's 11, True Romance, District B-13 and, perhaps most obviously, Heat.

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In "Videocracy," Silvio Berlusconi is Italy's longest-serving Prime Minister. The key to the media mogul-turned-politician's success lies in the fact that he not only owns all of the country's private television networks but also controls all the state-run stations while in office.


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The only thing disappointing about this high body-count horror flick is that it was released too late in the summer to enjoy the long run in theaters it really deserves. Otherwise, this campy B-flick is the best offering from the tongue-in-cheek genre since "Snakes on a Plane," another gratuitous gore fest with a good sense of humor.


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