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Pig

Fri, Aug 13 / 9:05pm
Sat, Aug 14 / 3pm
Sun, Aug 15 / 5:05pm
Wed, Aug 18 / 9pm
Thu, Aug 19 / 7pm
Sat, Aug 21 / 9:50pm
Tue, Aug 24 / 7pm
Wed, Aug 25 / 9:05pm
Directed by Michael Sarnoski
2021, USA, 92 min

A truffle hunter who lives alone in the Oregonian wilderness must return to his past in Portland in search of his beloved foraging pig after she is kidnapped.

Reviews

a rustic, poetic, occasionally funny, sometimes heartbreaking and wonderfully strange and memorable character study of a man who is in such tremendous pain he had to retreat from the world.
– Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun Times
This is primo Nicolas Cage dialogue, inquisitive and soul-deep, the kind of stuff he was born to say. To hear and watch him in this movie is like greeting an old friend. Pig seems to have come out of nowhere, but we’re lucky to have it.
– Stephanie Zacharek, Time
At a time when so many people are struggling to find something of value in their lives, when people are fleeing jobs, cities, futures they thought they wanted, Cage has crafted a quiet soliloquy about grasping onto something that has meaning.
– Richard Whitaker, Austin Chronicle
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