If Colombian sculptor/painter Fernando Botero is not the world’s most recognizable artist, I don’t know who is. His work is displayed throughout …
Author: Chris Burlingame
SIFF 2019: Some Short SIFF reviews, part I
David Crosby: Remember My Name (USA | 2019 | 95 minutes | A.J. Eaton) FRIDAY, MAY 24, 2019 – SIFF Cinema Uptown …
SIFF 2019: Some Short SIFF reviews, part I
David Crosby: Remember My Name (USA | 2019 | 95 minutes | A.J. Eaton) FRIDAY, MAY 24, 2019 – SIFF Cinema Uptown …
Jamie Bernstein headlines the Seattle Jewish Film Festival, and talks about her unique life and memoir
The Seattle Jewish Film Festival kicks off tonight, and runs through April 7, showcasing a few dozen films and events featuring Jewish filmmakers and/or …
Isabella Rossellini wants to make you laugh and then think about animal behavior in her “Link Link Circus”
What is there to say about Isabella Rossellini? She’s a legendary film and TV star, with notable star turns in Blue Velvet, Fearless, and Death …
Won’t You Be My Neighbor? Well Worth 94-Minute Run Time – And So are You!
Every time one of us wakes up in the morning, there’s a very good chance that the first news story we’ll see …
At SIFF: the Whittakers and Kennedys Reunite in ‘Return to Mt. Kennedy’
In 1965, the Canadian government, in a tribute to the late U.S. President John F. Kennedy, named a previously-unscaled 12,000-ft. mountain Mt. …
At SIFF: A conversation with ‘Noble Earth’ director Ursula Grisham
With the Seattle International Film Festival featuring somewhere around 400 different films every year, the odds are strong that if you go …
SIFF 2018: Some Short Reviews, part one
SIFF, the behemoth formally known as the Seattle International Film Festival, is well into its ninth (of 25) day. With over 400 …
At SIFF: Talking with Afghan Cycles Documentary Director Sarah Menzies
Afghan Cycles is the first truly great film from a Northwest filmmaker to play at the 2018 Seattle International Film Festival. Making …