Still playing at the Meridian, Werner Herzog’s new 3-D documentary Cave of Forgotten Dreams shows that man has been depicting…
Hoop Dreams meets American Idol. If you’re sick of poetry slams already, if you have no patience for tales of…
A very atypical zombie movie, the somberly effective Rammbock begins like a breakup drama and ends in a Mozart-Requiem swell…
Another twisted, obsessive love story from South Korea’s Kim Ki-duk, the 2007 Breath is a tale of two households riven…
Dueling memoirs from Paul Allen and Howard Schultz.
Images of an ever-changing Seattle.
Jonathan Wenk c 2010 Summit Ent. LLCStrangers on a train: Gyllenhaal and Monaghan.The Dinner: roast-chicken salad at Subway (4336 Roosevelt…
Someone’s been watching too many Miranda July movies. Made in Portland by Matt McCormick, this slow-moving tale of tangentially related…
It’s probably inevitable that a biopic will be made about the late comic Bill Hicks (1961–1994), who achieved his greatest…
Caught in a woven fence.
Empty is right, and that’s not a put-down. This sparse black-and-white documentary by Alain LeTourneau and Pam Minty places a…
The Degenerate Ear Ensemble?
Steinbeck’s play. Dreams crushed. The end.
A science fair at the Henry.
Shot here by Seattle native Nicholas Gyeney, The Penitent Man plays like an old episode of The Twilight Zone. You’ll…
When did the idea of art cars emerge from the old hot-rod culture of the ’50s and ’60s? And should…
From France, The Round Up is a long, dull, straightforward dramatization of that country’s Vichy collaboration with the Nazis during…
Double Negative/Universal PicturesPegg (at right) attempts to give Paul some driving lessons.The Dinner: Burger, shake, and fries at Dick’s (111…
What’s your spirit animal?
Samuel Goldwyn FilmsGugino explains the birds and the bees.The Dinner: Massaman Beef Curry at Tup Tim Thai (18 W. Mercer…