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MOME is graphic fiction and illustration for those who are already into McSweeney's and such.
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Team TIG covered 17% of the feature-length films screened at SIFF '08.
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Bottle Shock isn’t as ambitious and, unlike Altman, Miller is too afraid to fail that he relies on the aforementioned cliché and doesn’t take any risks.
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If the county bans alcohol, just how do you think they feel about cocaine?
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Charmingly, almost all of them talk more about their mentors or other musicians they admire than they do about themselves.
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Can you believe it's that time of year again? I can't. But it is: the Seattle International Film Festival is about to unspool for the 34th time.
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“The Wrecking Crew” was a group of studio musicians in Los Angeles during the 1960s that played on many of the most well-known recordings to come out of that era.
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The ten films that made my yearly best-of list, plus the 76 honorable mentions that follow below, represent about a third of what I saw last year. And I still missed most of what was out there.
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I'm not sure what went wrong, but the spirit of everyone's favorite '70s Colorado troubadour is nowhere to be found here.
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Burn to Shine's forthcoming Emerald City edition is quintessentially us. Like the other houses featured in the previous three Burn to Shine installments, this house was destined to be destroyed... but not before some stunning musical performances by great local performers like Tiny Vipers, Eddie Vedder, and Burn to Shine curator Benjamin Gibbard.
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Sarah Rudinoff is outstanding as ever, and her bit is, not surprisingly, one of the highlights of the theater year.
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I can't recommend it wholeheartedly, and even if I could you might not be able to get tix.
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This Yes Men-style documentary should be required viewing for Marketing students, media enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the perils of consumerism.
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This Intiman World Premiere is a solid effort, but not quite on par with the playwright's best.
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Beat the summer heat with any (or all!) of these ten quality offerings at theaters near you.
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Don't expect a music-history lesson when some of the world's boldest filmmakers present all-new takes on Mozart's age-old themes.
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Sicko is the most effective, and the most important, of Michael Moore's films.
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The gifted team behind Intiman's lovely new Uncle Vanya manages to get laughs out of despair-heavy source material.
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405 films. Record ticket sales with a 5% year-over-year revenue increase. And one very tired imaginary boy. SIFF '07: it's a wrap.
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