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EPISODE · Apr 29, 2026 · 1H 10M

"Rid of Me" (2011)

from Portland at the Movies

This month we set our sights on the 2011 indie film "Rid of Me," by the director of the finest documentary about video stores ever made called "At The Video Store." This movie also has one of our favorite people, Storm Large, in a supporting role. So everything is aces, right? An instant classic? Or do we need to get rid of this film? Find out in this month's episode.

This month we set our sights on the 2011 indie film "Rid of Me," by the director of the finest documentary about video stores ever made called "At The Video Store." This movie also has one of our favorite people, Storm Large, in a supporting role. So everything is aces, right? An instant classic? Or do we need to get rid of this film? Find out in this month's episode.

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