SIFF Take: Lucky Them
The complete opposite of the devastating Eden (SIFF, 2012), Lucky Them is a part comedy, part “eesh, I can identify with that” romance, but not…
A very imaginary 2014 Sasquatch! schedule
Another year, and another weekend at the Gorge is upon us! That's right -- this weekend brings with it our favorite northwest festival season opener,…
SIFF Review: We Are the Best!
If you’re free for some SIFFIng at 4:30 today, I’ve got one to recommend highly. We Are the Best! follows 3 teenage girls through roughly…
SIFF double take: Muse of Fire and The Search for General Tso
Examine, if you will, two documentaries very similar in tone and structure: upbeat, pleasant, and curious. One asks a very large question: How do you…
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…
God’s Pocket
Oof. I didn’t expect watching one of the last films Phillip Seymour Hoffman was in would be so … awkward, but it was. And for…
SIFF 2014: Week One Highlights
Our local month-long movie megathon struck again Thursday with Jimi: All Is By My Side, a Jimi Hendrix biopic devoid of Jimi Hendrix music. But even…
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…
SIFF Take: The Skeleton Twins
A film with Kristen Wiig AND Bill Hader? This should be HILARIOUS, right?!?! Right. Except, it isn’t. I mean, it is and it isn’t. The…