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Imaginary Zine

The Imaginary Zine is a 60-page old school printed zine recounting our first 10 years with some of our favorite blog posts and stories from our imaginary friends. It is extemely limited with only 333 handcrafted zines made.

It also includes a cd chock full of rare, live, or exclusive songs by some of our favorite local artists, including The Long Winters, BOAT, Tullycraft, Exohxo, Tennis Pro, Math & Physics Club and many more!

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Interview

Imaginary Interview: 2 Directors, 1 Deadgirl

Deadgirl is playing at the Kirkland Performance Center on June 5 at 9:30 pm. There will be a Q&A with Marcel Sarmienteo & Gadi Harel following tonight’s Egpytian screening.

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Friday, May 29, 2009

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Imaginary Interview: Natasha Lyonne

Natasha Lyonne stars in David Russo's The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle, which recently screened at the Seattle International Film Festival. She talked with TIG about her experience making the movie.

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Monday, May 25, 2009

by ChrisB

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Latest comment by: Michelle: "I met her once at the Troubadour Venue in LA while seeing Courtney Loves friend Melissa Auf Der Maur play a solo show and she was very nice."

Imaginary Interview: Ondi Timoner

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The brilliant documentary filmmaker talked to TIG about her latest film, We Live in Public, when it screened at the SIFF. We discussed the film, as well as Dig! and Join Us, her previous documentaries.

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Monday, May 25, 2009

by ChrisB

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Latest comment by: imaginary embracey: "Another great interview ChrisB! Ms. Timoner and her film are fantastic, and I'm confident WLIP will screen locally again."

Imaginary Interview: Spring Breakdown

Spring Breakdown comes out on DVD, Video-on-Demand and iTunes on June 2. TIG talked to star Rachel Dratch, director Ryan Shiraki and producer Larry Kennar about the film.

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Sunday, May 24, 2009

by ChrisB

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Latest comment by: imaginary embracey: "Great stuff ChrisB! And I don't care if they were kidding, I'm going to hold them to "Chopsticks and Poi" -- Rachel Dratch as a gay Asian ex-Mormon man is the most brilliant idea ever. "