Pedro Almodovar

The Skin I Live In: Pedro Almodovar Mixes Camp and Horror

Fall Arts 2011 Calendar

Dinner & a Movie: Tapas at Bilbao, Almodovar for Dessert

​This post comes to us courtesy of new Voracious contributor and area film buff A.J. Tigner. The Dinner: Feta cheese empanadas, los panes vegetarianos, two bottles of San Miguel, and fettuccine con pollo at Bilbao Tapas Bar & Restaurant (4500 9th Avenue NE) The Movie: Pedro Almodovar's Brok ... More >>

Broken Embraces: Labyrinth of Celluloid

Pedro Almodóvar’s latest comedy delves ever deeper into movies.

Cannes Report, Part II

Yes, there are other film festivals in the world besides SIFF. And here's J. Hoberman's dispatch from Cannes: "Memorable for its in-your-face sensationalism, the 62nd Cannes Film Festival opened with the 3-D computer animation Up, saving the "Yours" for the final minutes of the competition's penult ... More >>

Andre Feriante

Benaroya’s annual night of romance

You Spin Me Round

Benaroya’s annual night of romance

Gynophilia

Almodóvar turns up the red and highlights the cleavage in this lighthearted, all-girl ghost story.

Sept. 20-27, 2006

The Bad Brains, I-horror, the final spawn of Project Greenlight, and a rare old family film from Jacques Tourneur.

Sept. 13-20, 2006

Clint Eastwood (and his orangutan) are spied in Ballard!

Sept. 6-13, 2006

Pedro Almodóvar, Bill Murray, and more!

This Week's Critics' Picks

A Pedro Almodóvar retrospective, a Caryl Churchill play, and a moon viewing in the Japanese Garden top our list.

Coach Carter

Also: In Good Company, Testosterone, Who Killed Bambi?, and The Woodsman.

Murder and Masks

Almodóvar takes a plunge into film noir, where false identities mean more than the criminal truth.

Good News From Up North

The Toronto Film Festival had choice pickings this month. Now if only SIFF can cherry-pick its prize titles next spring.

Fall Arts Calendar

The Toronto Film Festival had choice pickings this month. Now if only SIFF can cherry-pick its prize titles next spring.

Food Files

The Toronto Film Festival had choice pickings this month. Now if only SIFF can cherry-pick its prize titles next spring.

Talk To Her

Columbia TriStar Home Ent., $26.95

Anywhere but Here

Sarandon as stage mom.

SIFF 1999 Awards

Sarandon as stage mom.

Here comes the Spain again

SIFF celebrates the resurgence of Spanish cinema.