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.
Tag: Seattle Film Festival 2016
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 childhoo...
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.
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.
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.
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.
SIFF ’16 Interview: David Farrier on Finding “Tickled” to Be No Laughing Matter
The co-director talks about making the absurdly funny and disturbing doc about the surprisingly nefarious world of online tickling videos.
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.
