THE LOSS

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THE LOSS

In “The Loss,” Turkish filmmaker Mete Sozer has crafted a wonderful short film that questions whether time actually heals all wounds. Set in a small...

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FATAL

“Fatal” begins inside a shoddy South Korean apartment. Adolescent boys wander about, wearing school backpacks and smoking cigarettes. They’re up to...

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NATURELAND

Van McElwee’s beautiful short “Natureland” is a complex collage of nature scenes interwoven with industrial images. The industrial images include...

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BETWEEN US

Dan Mirvish’s newest cinematic sensation, Between Us, is an absolutely stunning, darkly comic study of two married couples, whose lives and secrets...

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FUREVER

“Maybe to someone else, he’s just a cat,” suggests Jon B. Gerster, a gentle-eyed pet lover from Seattle. “But I can look into those eyes and know...

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THE WALL (2013)

An apocalypse movie comes in many forms. Some are of the action-packed, Will Smith variety, and some are quiet intellectual horror films like Julian Roman...

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IL VOLTO DI UN’ALTRA (ANOTHER WOMAN’S FACE)

My experience with Italian cinema is mostly limited to the U.S. crossover titles of Fellini, Argento, Bertolucci, and Benigni. But among those examples is...

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THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF STILLNESS…I’M THINKING

“the impossibility of stillness…i’m thinking,” a recent video by Henry Gwiazda, shares many features with his previous work. Like many of his...

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BYZANTIUM

In 1994, Irish director Neil Jordan took on the unenviable task of adapting Anne Rice’s macabre best-seller, “Interview with the Vampire” to the...

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SIFF PRESENTS: AN EVENING WITH KYLE MACLACHLAN

On Monday, June 3rd 2013 the Seattle International Film Festival presented local legend and cult favorite, actor Kyle MacLachlan, with SIFF’s Outstanding...

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