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SIFF 2012: SEASONAL AFFECTIVE CINEMA

By | May 2012

Skies are so oppressively black, it seems a strange, novel oddity when the sun actually does peek through. So why does 2012’s Seattle International Film Festival further enhance the drizzle, with so much celluloid sadness and digital despair? Forget SAD. This is Seasonal Affective Cinema…

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