You may know him as Sandy Ryerson on Glee or Stu Beggs on Californication or Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day—the overly ingratiating insurance salesman Bill… Continue reading
Talking about supposedly true Bigfoot stories with John Portanova, I stop him for a clarification: Does he mean true or “true”? “Oh no, I believe… Continue reading
Over the years, and there have been many, I have heard the mandarins of SIFF say “We’re slimming down the schedule” or “We’re trying to… Continue reading
Over the years, and there have been many, I have heard the mandarins of SIFF say “We’re slimming
down the schedule” or “We’re trying to… Continue reading
Local & RepertoryLimited Partnership Discussion follows this new documentary on marriage equality, which premieres June 15 on PBS. (NR)Frye Art Museum, 704 Terry Ave., 622-9250,… Continue reading
Local & Repertory• Avant-garde Cinema from Ex-Yugoslavia Before the violent ’90s breakup of that country, filmmakers under the communist rule of Tito and Milosevic made some… Continue reading
As post-recession Seattle swells with ever more wealth, inequality becomes that much more pronounced. King County’s 10-year war on homelessness has officially been pronounced a… Continue reading
Talking about supposedly true Bigfoot stories with John Portanova, I stop him for a clarification: Does he mean true or “true”? “Oh no, I believe… Continue reading
Every edition of SIFF begins with optimism and fresh resolutions: This year I’ll buy my tickets earlier. Or, This time I’ll see more movies. Or,… Continue reading
You may know him as Sandy Ryerson on Glee or Stu Beggs on Californication or Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day—the overly ingratiating insurance salesman Bill… Continue reading
Fatih Akin (Head-On, Soul Kitchen) is on the short list of the most intriguing 21st-century directors, and his latest effort, The Cut, travels into the… Continue reading
If the images in his shoestring romance Beach Town seem a little grainy and washed-out, if the sun flares in the lens, if the plot… Continue reading
Over the years, and there have been many, I have heard the mandarins of SIFF say “We’re slimming
down the schedule” or “We’re trying to… Continue reading
Most film snobs are gross hypocrites. I know I am. Me, I couldn’t care less about those wisecracking Marvel movies or DC’s brooding caped superheroes.… Continue reading
Local & RepertoryHallucinatory Maps A two-hour program of experimental films and videos by Georg Koszulinski is screened. (NR)Grand Illusion, 1403 N.E. 50th St., 523-3935, grandillusioncinema.org.… Continue reading
Local & RepertoryLimited Partnership Discussion follows this new documentary on marriage equality, which premieres June 15 on PBS. (NR)Frye Art Museum, 704 Terry Ave., 622-9250,… Continue reading
Local & RepertoryBalikbayan #1 Director Kidlat Tahimik will introduce his Filipino essay film, about the history of the Philippines and its colonial legacy. (NR)Northwest Film… Continue reading
Local & RepertoryHallucinatory Maps A two-hour program of experimental films and videos by Georg Koszulinski is screened. (NR)Grand Illusion, 1403 N.E. 50th St., 523-3935, grandillusioncinema.org.… Continue reading
Local & RepertoryExcinema Shorts in this avant-garde omnibus come from locals including Adam Sekuler and Reed O’Beirne. (NR)Grand Illusion, 1403 N.E. 50th St., 523-3935, grandillusioncinema.org.… Continue reading
