Directed by André Øvredal
United Kingdom/United States, 2016, 86 mins.

A father (Brian Cox) and son (Emile Hirsch) coroner team delve into the mystery of a body discovered at a site of multiple murders. Unlike the other casualties of the crime, the corpse delivered to them is untouched by the multiple traumas visited upon the other victims. The deeper the two dig into this fleshy puzzle, the more disturbing secrets, residing tantalizingly below the surface, are revealed. "The Autopsy of Jane Doe is proof that Trollhunter was no fluke - André Øvredal is one of the most clever guys making genre movies today and he's refusing to let himself get boxed into a corner." - Jacob Hall, Slash Film

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Limbo
Directed by Will Blank
United States, 2016, 8 mins.

Stranded in the desert, a man is given a chance to wish for anything he wants.

PIFF After Dark: The 40th Portland International Film Festival's late night series at the Bagdad Theater offers special treats for adventurous devotees of genre, and genre-bending films that provocatively push boundaries. These After Dark thrills are for those who think they've seen it all. They start at 10:30pm, but may keep you up much later.