HIS MOTORBIKE HER ISLAND (Church of Film)
HIS MOTORBIKE HER ISLAND is an enchanting love story by Nobuhiko Obayashi (Hausu, School in the Crosshairs), a more poetic and bittersweet look and rebellious youth and young love.
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SARRAOUNIA (Church of Film)
Based on the true story of Sarraounia Mangou, constructed from oral histories, and largely self-financed and shot in Burkina-Faso, with SARRAOUNIA Med Hondo made an anti-colonial, African epic on a size and scale that rivaled any major studio work.
Rescheduled: Ghost World
The story of neo-cool Enid (Thora Birch) and Rebecca (Scarlett Johansson) who, faced with graduation from high school, take a hard look at the world they wryly observe and decide what they really want.
10th Annual Fat Tuesday Celebration with Les Blank
Put on your beads and warm up the jambalaya, we're celebrating Mardi Gras for the 10th year with a special screening of the two Les Blank documentaries
DESIGNS FOR LIVING A Collection of Experimental Films (Church of Film)
DESIGNS FOR LIVING is a disrespectful, disapproving collection of films depicting capitalist designs and their ignominious flops, through company-spread industrial musicals by General Motors and others, to the biting rejoinders of filmmakers throughout South America, and lastly, to some truly bizarre, hippy-anarchist fantasies of different cities and homes. Far out, square, hilarious and troubling!
Blessings Movie Night Presents: Ghost in the Shell (1995) with Live Score
Portland visual artist Eatcho and musician Pink Buddha join forces for the second Blessings Movie Night of 2024 with an original live score to GHOST IN THE SHELL (1995) based on Masamune Shirow's manga, directed by Mamoru Oshii and adapted by Kazunori Itō.
SCENES FROM AN OCCUPATION: Films of the Palestinian Film Unit (Church of Film)
While most of the Palestinian film archive was seized and destroyed, this collection pulls together five remaining pieces by the Palestinian Film Unit, preserving the legacy of the artists who sacrificed and gave their lives for the images.
Seattle Black Panthers Fight for Justice & Freedom
Screening presented by Third Eye Books.
In 1968, the first chapter of the Black Panther Party outside of California was started in Seattle. This is the untold story of the founders, brothers Aaron and Elmer Dixon. Directed by Rick DuPree and Marques Du Pree with editing by Gabrielle Johnson and cinematography by Che Sehyun.
Fantasy A Gets a Mattress
Fantasy A, real-life autistic Seattle rapper, suffers trials and tribulations from total creeps as he attempts to become a superstar. After being kicked out of his group home onto the grim summer streets, Fantasy A sets off on an odyssey to achieve fame and find a good mattress to sleep on in this ensemble comedy filmed entirely on location in Seattle.