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    Thyrone Tommy on Creating Pleasure Out of Pain in “Learn to Swim”

    Adam Patterson and Declan Lawn on the Art of a Con in “Rogue Agent”

    Alli Haapasalo on Crafting a Portrait of Youth That’s a Little Rough Around the Edges in “Girl Picture”

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    Outfest 2022 Review: A City Council Seat Becomes an Opportunity to Take a Stand in “A Run for More”

    Tribeca 2022 Review: “Unfinished Business” Captures Net Gains for Women’s Basketball

    Tribeca 2022 Review: “Lowndes County and the Road to Black Power” Illuminates the Importance of the Vote in the Deep South

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    Matt Damon in "Euro Trip"

    Matt Damon: A Career in Cameos

    Independence Day: My Street

    Five Movie Marketing Miscues That Blew Up in All the Wrong Ways

    Lucas Black and Nathalie Kelley in "Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift"

    Justin Lin on “Tokyo Drift” and the Four Hours That Saved the
    “Fast & Furious” Franchise

  • Retrospective
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    “All My Work is the Desire to Live Fully, To Grab it and to Swallow Life”: Mira Nair on a Career Showing the Unseen

    Reclaiming Reality: Mario Van Peebles on Reimagining a City and an Industry in “New Jack City”

    Joachim Trier on “The Worst Person in the World” Epilogue, Freezing Oslo in Time and More with Paul Thomas Anderson

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    “Every Day Was Like, ‘How Do We Pull This Off?'” Martin Brest on “Midnight Run”

    John Gallagher Jr. in "Hush"

    Interview: Kate Siegel & Mike Flanagan on Finding that Silence is Golden in “Hush”

    Thyrone Tommy on Creating Pleasure Out of Pain in “Learn to Swim”

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A scene from Megan Griffiths' "The Night Stalker"
Seattle Film Festival

SIFF ’16 Interview: Megan Griffiths on Growing Up in the Shadow of “The Night Stalker”

The director of "Eden" and "Lucky Them" on following the trail of the notorious serial killer for her latest and drawing on her own childhood fears.
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Spencer Haywood in "Full Court: The Spencer Haywood Story"
Seattle Film Festival

SIFF ’16 Interview: Spencer Haywood on Pressing On for “Full Court”

The legendary Seattle Supersonics power forward on how he changed the NBA and taking his rightful place in history with a new documentary.
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Ethan Hawke in "In a Valley of Violence"
ReviewsSeattle Film Festival

SIFF ’16 Review: “In a Valley of Violence” Showcases the Dangerous Charm of Ti West

The "House of the Devil" director delights with a western off the beaten trail.
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St Vincent in "Contemporary Color"
ReviewsSeattle Film Festival

SIFF ’16 Review: Bill & Turner Ross Reinvent the Concert Film in “Contemporary Color”

An exhilarating, living document as adventurous as the event it covers - David Byrne's grand musical experiment with Color Guard squads.
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A scene from Zachary Shedd's "Americana"
ReviewsSeattle Film Festival

SIFF ’16 Review: Zachary Shedd Visits the Darkest Corners of “Americana”

A film editor loses the plot after his sister's death in real life in this intriguing mystery.
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Tolga Tekin, Tugce Altug, and Bartu Küçükçaglayan in "Butterflies"
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SIFF ’18 Review: Even with a Heavy Conscience, Tolga Karacelik’s “Butterflies” Flutters

A family’s return to see their ailing patriarch feels more like an escape in Tolga Karacelik’s charming Sundance-winning dramedy.
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Zoe Renee in "Jinn"
ReviewsSeattle Film Festival

SIFF ’18 Review: Nijla Mu’min Breathes New Life into a Coming-of-Age Story in “Jinn”

A mother and her teen daughter start to question their faith in each other when they find religion in this stirring drama.
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ReviewsSeattle Film Festival

SIFF ’19 Review: A Modern Romance Comes to Term in Carlos Marques-Marcet’s “The Days to Come”

An unexpected pregnancy leads a couple to think about the lives they want to have in the latest from the director of "10,000 KM."
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ReviewsSeattle Film Festival

SIFF ’19 Review: Amber McGinnis’ Impressive “International Falls” Finds Comedy on Thin Ice

An aspiring comedian and a frustrated pro inspire each other to take authorship over their jokes rather than feeling like the butt of them in this comedy that isn’t afraid to reach into dark places.
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Meron Getnet in "Difret"
ReviewsSeattle Film Festival

SIFF ’14 Review: A True Heroine Emerges in “Difret”

A fiery lead performance powers this enthralling Ethiopian drama.
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Tim Boardman and Molly Shannon in "Miles"
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SIFF ’16 Review: Authenticity Goes a Long Way in Nathan Adloff’s Winning “Miles”

Tim Boardman, Molly Shannon and Missi Pyle star in this affecting comedy about a volleyball player looking to bounce out of his small town.
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Linas Phillips in "Rainbow Time"
ReviewsSeattle Film Festival

SIFF ’16 Review: Linas Phillips Shines Bright in “Rainbow Time”

The director's second feature scores as a sensitive, playful comedy about a young, mentally disabled man who brings out the best in others.
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