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Those Who Love Kindred the Novel Will Certainly Hate Kindred the TV Series
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins Missed What Made Octavia Butler’s Book Such a Compelling Philosophical Story
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The best and latest film and TV writing from The Stranger
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Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio Dances With Darkness
Brilliant Northwest-Made Animation, Masterful Narrative Reworking, but Could Have Gone Harder on the Fascism
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Tonight Is Your Last Chance to See Glass Onion in Theaters, and You Absolutely Should
All the Twists upon Twists Are Best Experienced on the Big Screen
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Andrew Callaghan Comes Home
Seattle’s Favorite YouTube Documentarian Previewed His Upcoming Documentary This Place Rules at the Crocodile
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Wakanda Forever Is Artistically Not as Strong as Black Panther, but It’s Politically More Radical
A History Lesson Lurks Below the Explosions, Clashing Swords, and Other Superhero Spectacles
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Wakanda Forever’s Promising Setup Fizzles
But the Film Does Get Some Things Right, Including How It Handles the Death of Black Panther Star Chadwick Boseman
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Welcome to the Age of Permanent Pessimism
We Should Not Be Surprised by the Current and Dismal State of Affairs
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Andor Is Simply the Greatest TV Show of 2022
It’s Also about the Real Tragedy of Marxism
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Triangle of Sadness Is Very European (Insultingly)
Big Eyeroll of a Class Satire Over Here
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Remembering Film Archivist and Former Pike Street Cinema Owner Dennis Nyback
Before Moving to Portland, Nyback Was a “Fascinating, Eccentric” Fixture in Seattle’s Film Community
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Five Can’t-Miss Flicks at This Year’s Seattle Queer Film Festival
From Sexy Burlesque and Sassy Ghosts to an Attempted Drug Smuggling Gone Very, Very Wrong
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Tacoma Film Festival Is the Sundance of the Pacific Northwest
And the Grand Cinema’s Rare Charm Is Part of What Makes It So Great