Another Year
Beginning in the Spring, Mike Leigh’s latest study of the human condition takes us through four seasons in the life of happy older couple Tom…
The Illusionist (L’illusionniste)
In an age where glossy computer-animated films with clever lines are produced almost every year, you would think it would be impossible for an old-fashioned…
Seattle Children's Film Festival: The Kids Get A Fest to Call Their Own
Got kids? Have the emotional level of a young child? In either case, the Northwest Film Forum has got you covered starting this weekend. …
Imaginary DVD Picks: more Lisbeth, young John Lennon, a Foreign Oscar nominee, and ridiculous action
[Video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fccRlpFuLo] The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest: I’m anxious to see the last installment in the Millennium trilogy, even though I hear it’s not…
Sunday Viewing Recommendation: Catch up on possible Oscar nominees
With the 2011 Academy Award nominee announcements coming this week on Tuesday at 5-freaking-30-am, you'll want to catch up on all the films getting Oscar…
Kuroneko
Entertainment option for a bleak midwinter evening: a super-stylin' late-'60s Japanese samurai romance revenge melodrama... with spooky-ass ghosts. Specifically, Kaneto Shindo's 1968 horror triumph Kuroneko…
Crispin Glover comes to the Northwest Film Forum – An Imaginary Interview
Crispin Glover is an actor with a flair for creating memorable characters. From Back to the Future to last year's Hot Tub Time Machine, he…
Imaginary DVD Picks: confined in a coffin + the scariest family ever
[Video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9ljXLJ_fAE] Buried: I’m skeptical about this film, since it takes place entirely in a coffin, and Ryan Reynolds is expected to you know, act—but friends…
And Everything is Going Fine
{And Everything is Going Fine screens at SIFF Cinema January 14th-19th} This week brings And Everything is Going Fine to SIFF Cinema after 2010 appearances…
Tonight's Recommended Viewing: Better Off Dead Quote Along @Central Cinema {1/13}
Yes, kids. Thre was a time when John Cusack made good movies. It was called "the 80s". Haul your cookies over to Central Cinema tonight…