The group show Skyward!, at Fisher Pavilion, riffs on the futuristic ambitions of our 1962 World’s Fair. The sci-fi mandate…
The movie I’d seen before, and the poster seemed strangely familiar. That film is 1963’s Elvis vehicle It Happened at…
A French movie star is spotted!
We visit the region’s two new tourist museums.
Smart, funny stand-up comic Mike Birbiglia has already based a book and a touring show on his biographical woes, some…
A cheap, silly car-chase movie with a cute girl, Hit & Run wouldn’t stand out during the August doldrums without…
Nazis on the moon? What could possibly go wrong? The premise to this Finnish sci-fi spoof is golden: Hitler sent…
Is the best way to protect public art not to tell the public it’s there?
After his Oscars for One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and Amadeus, the career of Czech-born director Miloš Forman has…
Picking up where his 2004 Tarnation left off, Jonathan Caouette’s new documentary is no less hermetic, autobiographical, messy, and ultimately…
There is the expectation in a surfing movie that we should see plenty of wave-riding shots, those sun-bronzed gods astride…
Taylor Guterson, son of the local novelist David Guterson, turns an affectionate eye on Northwest geezer-dom in this gentle comedy…
A former colleague at Seattle Weekly, Domingo Martinez has been working on The Boy Kings of Texas: A Memoir (Lyons…
Following the child runaways of Moonrise Kingdom, this small French drama has a 6-year-old girl (Wynona Ringer) flee into the…
Unforgivable? Interminable is more like it. Veteran writer/director André Téchiné (The Witnesses, The Girl on the Train) employs a kitchen-sink…
This jukebox show cheerfully recycles the past.
Based on a TV series in Denmark (where broadcast standards are far different than here), Klown sends two 40-something bunglers…
What with the recent U.S. embassy standoff and flight to freedom of blind Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng, you can’t get…
Who invented minimalism?
