SIFF Take: Time Lapse
Time travel movies, particularly lower budget ones, are starting to be so prolific at festivals that it’s easy to get jaded, or to at least…
SIFF Take: Born to Fly
If Evel Knievel had been into dance, a bit LESS risk averse, and had a borderline cult-like following then Born to Fly would be about…
SIFF Take: Why Don’t You Play in Hell
Equal parts Yakuza drama, slavish love story to classic cinema shot on film, romantic comedy and over the top bloodbath, the Venn diagram intersection of…
SIFF Review: Mirage Men
You may want to believe - but in what exactly? That aliens are among us and engineered the creation of our species through DNA experiments…
SIFF Review: Monsoon Shootout
"The law is what it is. If you can't use it to get justice then you're the ass!" - Rookie officer Adi addressing his superior. Monsoon…
SIFF review: Miss Zombie
Miss Zombie cannot be the first zombie movie with such an intense art house esthetic, but it's the first I've seen. More importantly this quiet…
2014 Seattle Jewish Film Festival kicks off this Saturday!
While during March a lot of attention in the film world focuses on Austin and SXSW there are still some great cinematic adventures to be…
All Is Lost
{All Is Lost opened Friday at the Regal Meridian 16, Cinemark Lincoln Squares Cinema, and the Landmark Seven Gables} A man alone with himself sometimes has…
Imaginary Rich's Recommendations for SIFF Weekend #2
There's a lot of stuff going on every day at SIFF between now and June 9th. To try and cut through some of the clutter,…
SIFF Review: Fateful Findings
I'm calling it right now, Fateful Findings is going to win SIFF 2013. Regardless of category; best dialog, plot, love story, computer hacking - this film takes…