This big retrospective is anything by academic.
Ginny Ruffner’s downtown floral fantasy.
You’ll find two main varieties of SIFFgoers at the Seattle International Film Festival, now in its 38th year. First are…
It’s quite the honor to be selected as SIFF’s opening-night feature, particularly when Lynn Shelton’s Your Sister’s Sister is the…
Because so many Americans closely follow Australian horse racing, we can assume you already know the true-life story of jockey…
After making the festival circuit in 2010, this youth-oriented call to activism has been tweaked to include Occupy Wall Street,…
Adapting his 2006 young-adult novel, Anthony McCarten doesn’t mishandle the material—the story of a 15-year-old Dublin kid hoping to lose…
Sabrina Lantos/Sony Pictures ClassicsGreta Gerwig and Adam Brody flaunt their footwork.The Dinner: crab ravioli, at The Tin Table (915 E….
Waiting for the camels to come.
Seattle is home to legions of pallid, sleep-deprived programmers, and Microsoft’s Xbox gaming platform is central to this insightful new…
Stick a fork in him!
If you’re going to trap the leads of a romantic comedy on a red-eye flight from L.A. to New York,…
Does gay art really need its own separate show? This big survey doesn’t make the case.
Last year, the parent company of Landmark Theatres put the movie circuit up for sale, but there were no buyers….
When even the cops in this Turkish police story begin joking about bladder control, you know you’re in for a…
Much less the rabble-rouser than 2008’s Burma VJ, Robert H. Lieberman’s two years of firsthand reportage from that country was…
An installation evokes salt as a purifier.
Michal has a problem. His name is Janek. Janek has a problem. His name is Michal. The two friends, ex-hoodlums,…
CBS Films”Couldn’t we swim away to another, better movie?” McGregor and Blunt.The Dinner: King salmon fillet, at Ivar’s Salmon House…
See the future at Milepost 31.
