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There’s no mistaking a Wes Anderson film. Within seconds of “The Phoenician Scheme,” his latest feature, the familiar markers snap into place: The pastel color palette,
Read MoreFor better or worse, “From the World of John Wick: Ballerina” delivers exactly what it promises: a high-octane, hyper-stylized detour into the Wick-verse, led by Ana
Read MoreThe 51st Seattle International Film Festival wrapped over the weekend with Brittany Shyne’s “Seeds,” Miki Magasiva’s “Tinā,” and James Sweeney’s “Twinless” among the major award
Read MoreHalfway through the Seattle International Film Festival and with five days left, there’s still plenty of outstanding movies to catch before the curtain falls. Whether
Read MoreThere’s something intoxicating about the beginning of “The Balconettes.” A sweeping crane shot floats through a sun-drenched Marseille apartment complex as residents hang out on
Read MoreIf you don’t know the name Edna O’Brien, Blue Road makes a strong case for why you should. Sinead O’Shea’s documentary, which screened at the
Read MoreThe Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) officially kicks off Thursday, May 15, with the North American premiere of “Four Mothers” at the Paramount Theatre, followed by
Read MoreSIFF is gearing up for its 51st edition, unveiling a slate of films that reflects voices and stories from around the world. Running May 15–25 with
Read MoreI’m typically not a fan of period dramas. More often than not, they feel too buttoned-up, too emotionally distant to really land. But “On Swift Horses,”
Read MoreIf you’re keeping score at home, SIFF just announced its closing night film for this year’s fest – which is just one month out. Following
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