Halfway 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

There’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

If 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

The 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

SIFF 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

If 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

SIFF is set to kick off this year’s fest with a bit of heart and hilarity with “Four Mothers.” The 51st Seattle International Film Festival