Chile ’76: Hitchcockian Slow Cinema?
Tim Basaraba – Chile 76′ succeeds on multiple levels – as an authentic period piece, a visual masterpiece, an aural experience, and a career-defining performance.
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Beastie Boys Essays
Thoughts from the masses on the Beastie Boys catalogue... Read more
Tetris: Better at Blocking Than Air
Peter Cameron – I don’t know if this is a new genre, or it’s been around a while, or if it’s another desperate attempt to draw an audience, but “films that revolve around a major product from the 80s” is a genre I can get behind.
SIFF ‘23, Where We’re Meant to Be
Peter Cameron – It’s hard to not get excited when I hear the pressure releasing four letter word—SIFF. The Seattle International Film Festival is back and this year there are no COVID woes to slow it down.
SIFF 2023 Preview: The 39 Films on Tim’s “Short List”
Tim Basaraba – The 49th annual Seattle International Film Festival kicks off later this week, which means it’s time to share the films I’m most excited to see.
473 Words on “A Thousand and One”
Tim Basaraba – Melodrama is not a bad word. Sure, it gets a bad rap for intentionally eliciting emotional responses, but isn’t that what cinema is supposed to do? A.V. Rockwell’s feature film debut, A Thousand and One, does just that – uses melodrama in an attempt to make the audience feel a particular way.
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