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Nastassia Kinski in One From the Heart (Photo: Zoetrope)

 

 

SIFF 30: Short Takes, volume 1

Notes on Maria Full of Grace, The Corporation, Paper Clips, Facing Windows, Frankie and Johnny are Married, In Your Hands, Deep Breath, Learning to Lie, Jester Till, Jagged Harmonies, Scent of the Lotus Pond

 

SIFF 30: Short Takes, volume 2

Notes on Everyday People, BAADASSSSS!, The Saddest Music in the World, Intimate Strangers, The Story of the Weeping Camel, The Mother

 

SIFF 30: Short Takes, volume 3

Notes on Open Water, In the Realms of the Unreal, Drifters, Quality of Life

 

SIFF 30: Short Takes, volume 4

Notes on Before Sunset, Donnie Darko—The Director's Cut, Touch of Pink, A Letter to True

 

 

Shirley Knight, DD Wigley, and a friend at the James House, Port Townsend Film Festival no. 4 (Photo: NPT)

 

SIFF 30: Short Takes, volume 5

Notes on Foster Island, Primer, Twist, Bright Young Things, November, Garden State

 

SIFF 30: Short Takes, volume 6

Notes on Orwell Rolls in His Grave, Control Room, 25 Degrees in Winter, Bright Leaves, Riding Giants, Hero, Cinematography Master Class with Christopher Doyle, Stander, The Graffiti Artist, Hedda Gabler, Witnesses, Incident at Loch Ness, Remember Me My Love, Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence, Goodbye Dragon Inn, The Coldest Day, Paternal Instinct, Criminal, plus dishonorable mentions and a few fun people

 

SIFF 30—The Post-Mortem

Notes on Trollywood, The Golden Space Needle Awards, Wild Side, Last Life in the Universe

 

2003

the best, the worst

 

Floating downstream in Foster Island (Photo: Serge Gregory)

 

The 1 Reel Film Festival (a preview)

September 3-6, 2004

 

Sontag & Kael: Opposites Attract Me

Reviewed in January Magazine

 

Re-visiting Maria Full of Grace

a few words with Catalina Sandino Moreno and Joshua Marston

 

The Best and Worst Films of 2004

and a Susan Sontag memory

 

 

The Joffrey Ballet performs Blue Snake in Altman's The Company. (Images courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics)

 

 

Previewing Sacred Cinema

A Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective

 

Who the Hell's In It

By Peter Bogdanovich...reviewed in Seattle Weekly

 

Marc Forster

in conversation with the director of Finding Neverland

 

a note to my readers

ecstatic thoughts on the site's one-year anniversary

 

Michael Powell's The Edge of the World (Photo: Milestone Films)

 

The Port Townsend Film Festival 2005

Notes on Ballets Russes, Going Through Splat, Life in a Box, The Life and Hard Times of Guy Terrifico, My Brother's Summer, Plagues and Pleasures on the Salton Sea, Peas at 5:30, and more

 

Celebrating Simon

A review of John Simon on Theater, on Film, on Music

 

They Put a Spell on Me

The Best (and Worst) Films of 2005

 

Weathering the Storm: The Enduring Cinema of Mikio Naruse

At the Northwest Film Forum, January 20 to February 26

 

The Port Townsend Film Festival 2006

Notes on If..., The Cats of Mirikitani, The Camden 28, and more

 

Malcolm McDowell as H.G. Wells in Time After Time (Photo: Warner Bros.)

 

The Malcolm McDowell Interview

In conversation about Lindsay Anderson, Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud, David Sherwin, Stanley Kubrick, Blake Edwards, Pauline Kael, and more

 

Fragrance of the Past and The Orchid Pavilion Gathering

Notes on the re-opening of Seattle Asian Art Museum, Winter 2006

 

I Have Heard You Calling in the Night

By Thomas Healy

 

Going Through Splat (or not)

with screenwriter Stewart Stern, author of Rebel Without a Cause

 

The River of Lost Footsteps: Histories of Burma

By Thant Myint-U

 

Taste, Disguised as Fear

Observations on movies seen at SIFF 33: Scott Walker: 30 Century Man, Woman on the Beach, How is Your Fish Today?, The Missing Star, I Don’t Want to Sleep Alone, Golden Door, La Vie en Rose, The Singer, Once, Made in China, Interview, 2 Days in Paris, Life in Loops, and Falling

 

Beneath the Neon: Life and Death in the Tunnels of Las Vegas

By Matthew O’Brien

 

Shu: Reinventing Books in Contemporary Chinese Art

at Seattle Asian Art Museum, August 9-December 2, 2007

 

The Ang Lee Session

Some notes on the making of Lust, Caution, an Ingmar Bergman reminiscence, and a postscript on Heath Ledger in Brokeback Mountain

 

Japan Envisions the West

16th-19th Century Japanese Art From Kobe City Museum, at SAM Downtown through January 6, 2008

 

Coddling the Untalented

Desert Gothic by Don Waters

 

Model for the Learning Center, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, designed by SANAA

 

Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue Nishizawa/SANAA

at the Henry Art Gallery, Seattle, through March 2, 2008

 

Chinese Art: A Seattle Perspective

at Seattle Asian Art Museum until Fall 2008

 

The Eye of Jade: A Mei Wang Mystery

By Diane Wei Liang

 

They Say She Was Wonderful: Ethel Merman at 100

On Caryl Flinn's Brass Diva: The Life and Legends of Ethel Merman and Brian Kellow's Ethel Merman: A Life

 

Unaccustomed Earth

short stories by Jhumpa Lahiri

 

Josh Peck in The Wackness (Photo by JoJo Whilden, © 2008 Occupant Films, courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics)

 

SIFF 34: Dispatch One

Notes on Mermaid, The Saga of Anatahan, The Last Mistress, The Wackness, Máncora, Encounters at the End of the World, Frozen River, and more

 

SIFF 34: Dispatch Two

Notes on Chris & Don: A Love Story, Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson, Theater of War, Ballast, and Sita Sings the Blues

 

Sita Cries a River in Sita Sings the Blues (Image courtesy of Nina Paley)

 

SIFF 34: Dispatch Three

Notes on An Afternoon with F. Murray Abraham, The Children of Huang Shi, Ploy, The Red Awn, and more

 

SIFF 34: Dispatch Four

Notes on Newcastle

 

SIFF 34: Dispatch Five

Notes on Cherry Blossoms: Hanami, Faces, Be Like Others, Up the Yangtze, Billy Strayhorn: Lush Life, and Dream Boy

 

SIFF 34: Dispatch Six

Notes on Bliss, Trouble the Water, Pierre Rissient: Man of Cinema, When Did You Last See Your Father?, and Time to Die

 

 

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