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Mountainside Filmmaker Mikiech Nichols on Shooting His Film in Seattle and Trying to Avoid the “Manic Pixie Dream Girl” Trope
Yes, He Has Read Your Letterboxd Reviews
Film/TV
The best and latest film and TV writing from The Stranger
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Gaza, the Empire, and Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon
What It Means When Hollywood Films Make the Insurgents the Good Guys
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Leave the World Behind Is, as Usual, About a World We Do Not Want to Leave Behind
It’s Also Yet One More Film That Confuses the Apocalypse with Dystopia
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Film Review: Todd Haynes’s May December Is a Lifetime Movie With a Semiotics Degree
This Holiday Season, Julianne Moore Gives Us One of Cinema’s Greatest Lisps
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The Seattle Roots of Your Lucky Day
Grieving Angus Cloud and Getting Scrappy with Writer-Director Daniel Brown
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The Impossible Mr. Fripp
Heartbreaking, Hilarious Doc Analyzes Prog Gods King Crimson’s Dysfunctional 50-Year Existence
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Should You Eat an Edible Before Seeing Priscilla?
Sofia Coppola’s Priscilla Presley Biopic Is a Great Stoner Flick. Hear Me Out.
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The (Theater Formerly Known as) Cinerama Will Reopen in December
Chocolate Popcorn! Chocolate Popcorn! Chocolate Popcorn!
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Creature Feature
Scarecrow Is Building the World’s Largest Collection of Sasquatch Cinema
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See Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour as Big as You Can
The Movie Version of the Exorbitantly-Priced Stadium Show Is an Equalizer
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This Year’s Seattle Queer Film Festival Is Their Best Yet
But They Still Need Community Support the Rest of the Year
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Five Films You Need to See at Seattle Queer Film Festival
Our List Includes a Heartfelt Superhero Spoof, a Stunning Musical, and a Psychological Drama That’ll Knock You Flat