Bob Moricz’s Krimi is a stripped down Hollywood action thriller about a hit man returning to Portland and becoming embroiled in the city’s seedy underbelly.

The Experimental Film Festival Portland will host its 3rd annual edition on May 28-June 1 and screen films by Kent Lambert, Clint Enns, Christine Lucy Latimer and more.

April 24: Regional Support Network hosts a night of underground films from Portland, Oregon curated by Ben Popp, including work by Popp, Bob Moricz, Julie Perini and more.

Bob Moricz is an incredibly prolific underground filmmaker based in Portland, Oregon, and is the guardian of two cats, Auggie and Anton.

March 13: Filmmaker Bob Moricz will be in attendance at the Northwest Film Center to present a selection of his short films and excerpts from his features spanning his prolific career.

Independent filmmakers, including Dominic Deacon, Nathan Wrann and Bob Moricz, engage in a lively and spirited discussion on the future of digital distribution.

This year will see the 9th annual edition of the Portland Underground Film Festival, which is screening Carlos Atanes’ Gallino; Jon Moritsugu’s Pig Death Machine and films by Neil Ira Needleman, Isabela Fondevila, Clint Enns and many more.

The second annual Experimental Film Festival Portland will feature work by local superstars such as Bob Moricz, Vanessa Renwick, Matt McCormick and others; as well as work from all over the world.

Take a hallucinogenic tour through a consumerist suburban hellscape in the video for Eat Skull’s laconic song “How Do I Know When to Say Goodbye,” directed by two Portland, Oregon underground film masters, Ben Popp and Bob Moricz.

Charlemagne, the latest twisted opus by Bob Moricz is described simply as being about a horror host who goes completely off the deep end.