Local & Repertory As You Like It The Mouse That Roared (1959) continues this British film retrospective. Peter Sellers plays…
You can debate whether this is in fact the 40th edition of the Seattle International Film Festival, since its inaugural…
John Jeffcoat’s last film at SIFF, the 2007 comedy Outsourced, was about a Seattle tech worker sent to a strange…
Local director Ryan Worsley’s debut documentary chronicles the people, culture, and eventual demise of the legendary punk venue The Funhouse,…
Speaking from Los Angeles, writer/director John Ridley is well aware of Seattle’s expectations for his SIFF-opening Jimi Hendrix biopic. Hendrix…
For Isaac Olsen, the story of cult Tacoma garage-rock band Girl Trouble is personal. The band—now in its 30th year—is…
We’re sitting in the lobby of a U District hotel, coffees in hand, staring at the morning rain in late…
“My films are a little weird,” says Taylor Guterson. It’s a weird statement to make about his two easygoing features….
Should you utter the title The Babadook out loud, you may be in danger of summoning an Australian bogeyman from…
Opening Fading Gigolo John Turturro’s new New York-set comedy has received some awful reviews. In it he plays a florist-turned-gigolo,…
Local & Repertory As You Like It This British film retrospective continues with Our Man in Havana (1959), based on…
Local & Repertory Altered States William Hurt goes into a sensory-deprivation tank in this 1980 adaptation of the Paddy Chayefsky…
Nick Frost pours himself a fizzy drink and peers amenably across the table. He’s a big bloke with a great…
Local & Repertory As You Like It This British film retrospective continues with Father Brown (1954), with Alec Guinness as…
Local & Repertory Almost Human Chainsaws and bloodthirsty Maine yokels figure in this new horror flick. (NR) SIFF Film Center,…
Local & Repertory • The Big Sleep Could Howard Hawks’ 1946 detective thriller be the greatest Hollywood movie ever made?…
Local & Repertory Clueless Alicia Silverstone was never sweeter or more effective than in this clever 1995 treatment of Jane…
Local & Repertory As the Palaces Burn This new crime documentary follows singer Randy Blythe, of the band Lamb of…
Opening Anchorman 2: Super-Sized Ron Burgundy and his ’80s TV pals are now free to curse like sailors in this…
Local & Repertory Bastards SIFF concludes its Monday night “Recent Raves!” series with Claire Denis’ recent French crime tale. Her…
