Andrew Ahn's Driveways Is a Poignant Tale of Intergenerational Friendship

The 25 Best Movies to See at SIFF This Week: June 3–9, 2019

The Films Our Critics Recommend for the Last Week of the Seattle International Film Festival

Almost 35 Years After Flopping in Japan, The Legend of the Stardust Brothers Tours the World as a Cult Gem

Stories of Us: Camp Second Chance Is the Wrong Kind of Documentary About Seattle Homelessness

The U.S. Isn't the Only Country with Hot Serial Killers

Locally Produced Doc Fight Fam Offers a Brief, Intriguing Peek Into the World of MMA Through an Issaquah Couple in the Thick of It

The 34 Best Movies to See at SIFF This Week: May 27-June 2, 2019

The Films Our Critics Recommend for the Third Week of the Seattle International Film Festival

Director Ying Liang Returns to Familiar Territory (Chinese Authoritarianism) but Adds a Personal, Humorous Touch in A Family Tour

Stuffed Offers an Intriguing and Surprisingly Not Morbid Peek Into the World of Taxidermy

Man Who Has It All Risks Losing Everything in Italian Crime Thriller, The Invisible Witness

The Magical Second Chances of Dutch Film Afterlife

In Excellent Hungarian Crime Thriller X - The eXploited, a Series of Suicides Might Be Murders

Q Ball: An Unheard Sports Story About the Basketball Team at One of America’s Most Well-Known Prisons

Big Love: The Rhino Care of Kifaru Is Both Touching and Sad

In Meeting Gorbachev, Werner Herzog Talks with the Former Soviet Leader, and Also Discusses How to Kill Slugs

The 26 Best Movies to See at SIFF This Week: May 20-26, 2019

The Films Our Critics Recommend for the Second Week of the Seattle International Film Festival

The Woman Who Loves Giraffes: A Fine Profile of Feminist Pioneer Anne Innis Dagg

Who Let the Dogs Out: A Surprisingly Great Documentary About the Baha Men Hit

The 23 Best Movies To See At SIFF This Weekend: May 16-19, 2019

The Films Our Critics Recommend for the Opening Weekend of the Seattle International Film Festival

Lynch: A History Is More Than Just a Portrait of a Former Seahawks Superstar

Marc Maron! Regina Hall! Charles Mudede! And Other Things You Can Find at the 45th Seattle International Film Festival!

Missed These Films at SIFF? Now You Can See Them Again at Best of SIFF 2018

My Name is Myeisha, The Guilty, and More Highlights of the Seattle International Film Festival Playing June 15–21

This One's For The Ladies Serves Humanity with a Side of Dicks

See Gus Van Sant's Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot at the SIFF Closing Night Gala

Naples in Veils Is a Titillating Murder Mystery with Blood, Sex, and Nipples Galore

A Restored Print of Subtle Horror Masterpiece The Changeling Screens at SIFF Tonight

An Ambitious Woman Fights the Corporate World's Chauvinist Status Quo in French Drama, Number One

The Empty Hands Is a Charming, Cheeky Martial Arts Drama

Witnesses of the Same Murder Recall It Differently and Subjectively in Russian Film, The Bottomless Bag

Nona Is a Horror Film Disguised as a Romantic Drama

Leave No Trace—a Drama by Filmmaker Debra Granik Set in the Pacific Northwest—Explores the Effects of PTSD

Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts Is the Dark, Wry, Feminist Neo-Western Tarantino Only Wishes He Created

Filmmaker Asori Soto Tracks Down the Tastes of His Childhood in His Food Doc, Cuban Food Stories

Superstition Rules in Chinese Fable The Widowed Witch

Children Dodge Gangs and Ghosts of the Drug War in Dark Fairy Tale Film, Tigers Are Not Afraid

The #MeToo Movement Adds an Extra Layer of Resonance to the Systemic Misogyny in Chinese Drama, Angels Wear White

Syrian Refugees Face the Disorienting Experience of Settling into a New Country—the U.S.—in Documentary Film, This Is Home

In Seattle-Made Indie Sci Fi Flick Prospect, the Pacific Northwest Is a Whole Planet

The 37 Best Movies To See At SIFF This Week: May 29-June 3, 2018

Our Film Critics' Picks for the Second Week of the Seattle International Film Festival

Three Peaks Is an Ominous Thriller Set in the Italian Dolomites

Ukrainian Film Falling Has a Definite Chekhov Feel

The Oslo Diaries: Watch and Learn How to Compromise for the Greater Good

The Most Dangerous Year Looks at How Anti-Trans Activists Turned Using the Bathroom into a Political Act

SIFF'S VR Zone Shows You What Virtual Reality Can Be

See the World from a Child's Perspective in Nervous Translation

Three Identical Strangers Tells the Incredible and Sometimes Shocking Story of Triplets Separated at Birth

Filmmaker Paul Schrader Transforms a Crisis of Faith Into an Intense Thriller in First Reformed

Luna Could Have Turned Into a Bleak Cautionary Tale, but Ends Up Being Kind of Sweet

Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams Share Forbidden Passion in Disobedience

If You're Scared of American Social Networks Like Facebook, Wait Till You See People's Republic of Desire