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Poet reads a selection from his recent book about "selfhood, shyness and sex"

Author of Nothing of the Month Club reads a work by a poet who adopts a 'fictional I'

Author of And Yet reads a poem about bohemians who "lied, stole, ate bruised fruit"

The new movie “Infinity Pool” seems designed to inspire divisive reactions. Nathan Weinbender takes a look at the horror sci-fi hybrid directed by Brandon Cronenberg, son of David, who shares some of his father’s weird hang-ups.

It used to be that we movie fans living in this part of the Inland Northwest had to head into Academy Awards season largely blind because not all of the nominees had yet played locally. These days, though, that’s all changed. This week Dan Webster, Nathan Weinbender and Mary Pat Treuthart discuss three movies, two of which are Oscar-nominated and all of which are available for streaming on Netflix. First up is the latest adaptation of the World War I novel “All Quiet on the Western Front” followed by the Indian-made musical drama “RRR” and finally the period-piece mystery “The Pale Blue Eye.”

The German-language film “All Quiet on the Western Front” portrays the true horror of war, Dan Webster says in his review.

Aaron Spickelmire and Tom Dineen preview some of the 50+ films in this year's SpIFF

Performers and creatives preview the music and murders of the darkly comic musical

Gerard Butler’s appearance in a movie isn’t exactly an instant mark of quality. But Nathan Weinbender says the action star’s new film “Plane” is a relatively fun throwback, and a thriller that’s a bit better than most movies released in the dead zone of January.

Textile artist Maria Ogedengbe, the PFD's Matt Meyer and filmmaker Chase Ogden are on TA(P) this week