Portland Critics Association (PCA) Awards: ‘One Battle After Another,’ ‘Sinners,’ Timothée Chalamet, Rose Byrne and More
The Portland Critics Association (PCA) has named Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another the best film of 2025, also awarding it Best Director, Ensemble,... Read More
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Portland Critics Association (PCA) Nominations
One Battle After Another and Sinners lead the Portland Critics Association (PCA) nominations, with Marty Supreme, It Was Just an Accident, No Other Choice, Train... Read More
2024 Portland Critics Association (PCA) Winners: ‘The Brutalist’ Tops with 10
The Portland Critics Association (PCA) have announced the winners of their annual awards, honoring the best films, filmmakers, actors and other achievements of 2024. Brady... Read More
2024 Portland Critics Association (PCA) Nominations
The Portland Critics Association (PCA) nominations for the best in film for 2024 have been announced and The Brutalist leads with 13, including Best Picture,... Read More
Portland Critics Association (PCA) Awards: ‘Oppenheimer’ Tops with 9
The Portland Critics Association (PCA) has chosen its winners and runners-up for the best in film for 2023. Oppenheimer led with nine wins including Best... Read More
Portland Critics Association (PCA) Nominations
The Portland Critics Association (PCA) nominations were announced this morning with Oppenheimer and Poor Things leading the way followed by Barbie and Killers of the Flower... Read More
Portland Critics Association winners: ‘The Green Knight’ is Best Pic, ‘Dune’ wins seven
The Portland Critics Association (PCA), in their first year, have announced their winners for the best in film for 2021 and David Lowery’s The Green... Read More
Portland Critics Association nominees: ‘Dune’ leads with 10, ‘The Green Knight’ and ‘The Power of the Dog’ with 9
It’s a new day and a new critics’ group. The Portland Critics Association (PCA), newly formed this year, has announced its first ever nominations. Denis... Read More
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