SIFF Take: Landline {June 3 & 4}
Guys, for real: Director Gillian Robespierre is an expert at turning real life struggles into cinematic art. Landline takes you through one family’s turmoil and…
SIFF TAKE: Dean {May 27}
Demetri Martin makes his directorial debut with Dean, a spiritual descendent of Wes Anderson and mumblecore rom-coms that sways gamely between tentative and confident before…
SIFF Take: Terror 5 {May 28, June 1 & June 7}
Holycrap, y’all. Argentina apparently has some messed up Urban Legends and I LOVE IT. Five of them come together in, well, Terror 5, a horror…
SIFF Take: The Little Hours {May 27 & 28}
I can’t decide if The Little Hours is a raunchy comedy about a group of nuns in the middle ages or a feminist statement about…
RECOMMENDED SHOW: PRINCESS AT THE NEPTUNE {6/1}
Do you need some giggling and dancing to get you through this thing called life? Would you like to see a band who won’t hurt…
Recommended SIFF: An Afternoon with Sam Elliott {May 27}
In my generation, it is a truth universally acknowledged that everyone’s mom LOVES Sam Elliott. I mean, who can blame them? Those eyes. That mustache…
SIFF Review: Time Trap {May 19, 20 & 30}
Time Trap sets us up with this intriguing premise: an archeologist named Hopper {“That guy” aka Andrew Wilson} goes in search of his mom and…
SIFF 2017 Preview: The Farthest {May 19, 20, 24}
Now that we live under a dystopia-administration that doesn’t trust BASIC SCIENCE FACTS, it’s more important than ever for us to remember and celebrate our…
RECOMMENDED SHOW: RODRIGUEZ {5/30}
American folk legend Rodriguez is heading our way in a couple weeks, and it’s sure to be a memorable performance you don’t want to miss. In…
SIFF 2017 Preview: Northwest Connections
Get your calendars out and get ready to plan your screenings of NW films this year! Northwest Connections at SIFF honors films that are connected to…