Entries from Seattlest tagged with 'noircity'
February 17, 2008
SIFF Cinema's Noir City Festival has a double-feature not many of you have seen before: Moonrise / Night Has a Thousand Eyes. The festival benefits the Film Noir Foundation, whose mission is to find and preserve noir titles in danger of being lost or irreparably damaged. Says Noir of the Week: Moonrise was once to be a William Wellman A-list picture with Jimmy Stewart or John Garfield but ended up in the lap of Charles......
Continue Reading "Can't Miss It: Sunday"February 15, 2008
Tonight, Noir City, a seven-day festival of classic film noir, starts at SIFF. The shows are being introduced by "Czar of Noir" Eddie Muller. Schedule The Prowler & Gun Crazy, Friday, Feb 15, 7pm [get tix] High Sierra & The Hard Way, Saturday, Feb 16, 1pm, 7pm [get tix] Moonrise & Night Has a Thousand Eyes, Sunday, Feb 17, 1pm, 7pm [get tix] Woman in Hiding & Jeopardy, Monday, Feb 18, 1pm, 6pm [get tix]......
Continue Reading "Get Out: Noir City @ SIFF"February 13, 2008
Not so long ago--even into the 1980s--it seemed certain that the Western would stand the test of time as the quintessential American cinematic form. After all, the story of cowboys, outlaws and Indians on the great rolling plains between the coasts and the travails of those courageous families crossing the country in covered wagons is as much a part of our creation story as defeating the British; Independence and Manifest Destiny go hand-in-hand, and John......
Continue Reading "Get Out: Film Noir @ SIFF, starting Friday"July 6, 2007
Guns, booze, dames, and private eyes: The SIFF Cinema Summer Series (say that five times fast) kicks off tonight with their first annual Seattle Noir City Festival. Noir City's been taking place in San Francisco for five years now, and this is the first time it's made its way to the seamy underbelly of the Northwest. The festival is co-presented with and will benefit the Film Noir Foundation whose mission is to spread the......
Continue Reading "Get Out, See?: SIFF Film Noir Series "June 22, 2007
-- John Moe's Family Herman project: the funniest riff on The Family Circus since the Dysfunctional Family Circus. -- Consumerist presents: Confessions of a Starbucks Barista. Commenters say: she sounds like a PR flack. -- An Event Apart is in town. -- Metro buses unwrapped, then partly rewrapped. -- Up-to-the-minute updates on Seattle Web 2.0 popularity. Quick, someone give them venture capital. -- Dig your trench coat out of your closet -- the Noir......
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