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Part 2 of MovieMaker Magazine’s coverage of the 2015 Seattle International Film Festival, which ran from May 14 to June 7.
Sometimes, size does matter. Celebrated fests like Sundance, Cannes, and SXSW have nothing on the Seattle International Film Festival when it comes to sheer volume of movies shown.
“This one has heart.” That’s the scariest line from White God, Kornél Mundruczó’s poignant, profound film. Why? Because it’s a vow to bleed that canine heart of all its purity.
Eden, Megan Griffiths’ stunning new film, exists within the perverted—and unsettlingly pervasive—world of human sex trafficking.
He-Man headbangers beware: Anvil! The Story of Anvil will make you weep like a little girl. Screenwriter (The Terminal), first-time […]
Colin Hanks is intrigued by my tape recorder. It’s an old, gray, brick-sized JC Penney model with only a cassette […]
Stuart Gordon In King of the Ants, the latest cringe-fest from director Stuart Gordon, actor Chris McKenna appears to endure […]
Lucy Liu and Josh Harnett in Paul McGuigan’s Lucky Number Slevin (2006). Photo: The Weinstein Company Watching cinema scribes hit […]
