SIFF Unveils Full 2024 Lineup

Here's Everything You Need to Know, From the Can't-Miss Movies to Where to Buy Tickets

Dev Patel's Directorial Debut Monkey Man Is a Paean to Visceral Movie Violence

And My God, It’s Invigorating

Netflix's 3 Body Problem Turns Out to Be Porn for Conservatives 

The Political Movement that Brought You Climate Denialism Somehow Thinks the Show Owns the Libs

What the Hell Is Make Believe Seattle?

Finally, a Film Festival for Fellow Weirdos

Stranger Suggests: Cat Power Sings Dylan, Eric Kim, Massive: The Power of Pop Culture, Squatters’ Cinema, and Free Daffodils

One Really Great Thing to Do Every Day of the Week

Six Films You Need to See at Make Believe Seattle

Starring Ethical Vampires, Ridiculous Puppets, and a Dude Who Pretends to Be George Lucas for Funsies

Film Review: Love Lies Bleeding Is a Bold Newcomer to the Erotic Thriller Canon

Director Rose Glass’s Second Film Tells the Sleazy, Sexy Story of Two Star-Crossed Sapphic Lovers

Disney's Visually Impressive Animation Series Iwájú Might Be Too Realistic About Lagos

The TV Series Is Also Less Afrofuturist and More Cyberpunk

The Most Radical TV Today: True Detective: Night Country and The Kitchen

Film Review: In 'The Taste of Things' Simple Pleasures Shine

Trần Anh Hùng’s Portrait of 19th Century French Countryside Haute Cuisine Sizzles with Scintillating Restraint

Mountainside Filmmaker Mikiech Nichols on Shooting His Film in Seattle and Trying to Avoid the “Manic Pixie Dream Girl” Trope

Yes, He Has Read Your Letterboxd Reviews

Gaza, the Empire, and Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon

What It Means When Hollywood Films Make the Insurgents the Good Guys

Leave the World Behind Is, as Usual, About a World We Do Not Want to Leave Behind

It's Also Yet One More Film That Confuses the Apocalypse with Dystopia

Film Review: Todd Haynes's May December Is a Lifetime Movie With a Semiotics Degree

This Holiday Season, Julianne Moore Gives Us One of Cinema's Greatest Lisps

The Seattle Roots of Your Lucky Day

Grieving Angus Cloud and Getting Scrappy with Writer-Director Daniel Brown

The Impossible Mr. Fripp

Heartbreaking, Hilarious Doc Analyzes Prog Gods King Crimson's Dysfunctional 50-Year Existence

Should You Eat an Edible Before Seeing Priscilla?

Sofia Coppola’s Priscilla Presley Biopic Is a Great Stoner Flick. Hear Me Out.