The aesthetics of weather.
Isn’t it about time we gave Michael Pollan his own food-and-health TV channel? Seriously, he’s in every food documentary out…
Camouflage without a target.
If you’re going to see one New Age vanity documentary this year, it might as well be the best-funded New…
As one artists’ studio building is threatened in Pioneer Square, another rises in the ID.
When Howard House closed last summer, the gallery seemed destined to remain dark for months, a forlorn reminder of Pioneer…
Images of an enduring Idaho town.
Looking at light sources.
Patti Perret/CBS FilmsStatham blows stuff up real good.The Dinner: Chicken teriyaki at Yummy Teriyaki (622 First Ave. N.).The Movie: The…
There’s a lot of Sicilian history in this episodic opus from Giuseppe Tornatore (whose Cinema Paradiso you either love or…
Some wrongheaded critics have called the happily- and long-married couple at the center of Mike Leigh’s new seriocomedy “smug,” which…
The Frye turns into a multiplex.
Why would a couple of over-40 dudes, director David Fincher and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, make a movie about something they…
Wait, weren’t we promised an atomic blast? Where’s our explosion, our fallout, our mushroom cloud? The nuclear suspense of the…
Please deface the Hummer!
Dorff cruises aimlessly in his Ferrari F430.Merrick Morton/Focus FeaturesThe Dinner: bacon cheeseburger and fries at Kidd Valley (531 Queen Anne…
Maki Tamura’s wallpaper exotica.
Murder and basketball inspired this locally raised author’s memoir of segregated Seattle.
1. The irony of The Social Network is that its creators, director David Fincher and writer Aaron Sorkin, are 40-somethings…
On a trial basis, beginning with this week’s engagement of Henri-Georges Clouzot’s Inferno, Northwest Film Forum and nearby bistro Cafe…