A Seattle moviegoing lifestyle magazine
My SIFF watchlist hit a patch of coming-of-age movies over the last few days. A couple had me running for the fast-forward button, but these three A few others, though, had enough of a twist on the genre or point of view to hold my increasingly scattered attention.
The finish line is in sight for the 47th Annual Seattle International Film Festival
Three films play with light sci-fi premises to explore different elements of the human condition.
Three stories of queer love and self-actualization from different parts of the globe.
Short reviews of three documentaries about creative people stuck — due to war, personal turmoil, or prejudice — at home.
Well, it’s halfway through SIFF and here at The Sunbreak we’re neck-deep in films from horror to comedy, short animation to feature …
Reviews of two films about women in challenging circumstances, both playing as part of SIFF’s Documentary Competition.
Reviews of All Sorts, Potato Dreams of America, Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street, Super Frenchie, and Too Late.
Three feature films out of Scandanavia, each dealing with death, peril, and crime in very different ways.
The opening scene of East of the Mountains is not something I will ever be able to forget. Ben Givens, a retired heart surgeon and widower of a year, is in his Seattle home, holding a rifle (a family heirloom, we learn later), determined to end his life.
