Classics and oddballs, but no boredom.
Werner Herzog finds one of his very best subjects by accident. His wonderfully foolhardy hero, however, is on a fatal journey of self-discovery.
Perdition is no excuse not to find the right gifts this season.
Ed Harris as priest/detective.
Showing at Varsity, Fri., May 5–Thurs., May 11. Not rated. 89 minutes.
How did the newsroom suddenly become so gorgeous?
A photo book roundup.
Scientists bare empirical details.
A truck, a girl, and a fateful intersection.
The annual complaint from local filmmakers about SIFF is, “Why didn’t my movie make it into the festival?” Well, having…
Oddball auteur David O. Russell makes the movie he wanted to make. If you don’t see the point, that really doesn’t seem to matter.
Sacrilege? No, for once a remake makes sense—and will make more people mad than Michael Moore.
TURF: URBAN LIVING
Zhang Yimou takes the politics out of his new historical romance. But the movie also feels like opera with the music taken out.
Northwest Film Forum returns, bigger, better, and easier to get to.
Aviator chases redemption over dangerous ground.
Goat rises above Animal House, but just barely.
NORDSTROM STOCK is tanking, down some 33 percent since last April, with 2000’s dismal fourth quarter profits and earnings drawing…
Here for SIFF this spring, John Sayles discussed the origins of Sunshine State. Seattle Weekly: Mary Steenburgen’s character says, “People…
Or, Revenge of the Nerds. The octet of eight-graders whom we follow to the 1999 National Spelling Bee in this…
