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In this iconic first appearance of his tramp-like alter ego, João César Monteiro directs himself as a penniless flâneur living in a decaying boarding house.

The body, our most intimate landscape, is a site for detailed examinations of the aging, changing, meditative, playful, remembered, non-conforming, and contested self in the world.

Filmmakers in this program work with landscape, broadly defined, using it as a prism for their concerns and passions and to speak truth to power.  

ð Celebrating sprocket-driven, artist-made experimental film. ð

indie movies, music, horror, sci-fi, weird, food

One of the great things about experimental filmmaking is that there are really no rules for how to make a film.  Like 2-D artists or poets, experimental filmmakers explore the possibilities, often starting there.   In this program, the ...

This collection of site-specific films beautifully document, gesture toward and find meaning in urban and rural locations around the globe, demonstrating once again that the constraints of place can be artistically liberating.

Cellist Lori Goldson returns to Engauge with a new program, featuring original scores to silent films from the Engauge archive + a newly digitized copy of one of Engauge founder Jon Behrens rarely screened films.

ð Celebrating sprocket-driven, artist-made experimental film. ð

Join TCW as we partner with Metcalfe Co Boys Basketball to raise money for their team

The Colossal Cinematic Showcase exists to provide a showcase for filmmakers to screen their works of art on the Big Screen!

In a near-future Tokyo where the threat of a catastrophic earthquake pervades daily life, two rabble-rousing best friends are about to graduate high school.

David Lynch's final work graces the screens of Seattle's movie theaters in November and December!

Eloi, a paunchy middle-aged man, finds Samuel, a young sad sack, about to kill himself by plunging into the sea.

Afflicted with kidney disease, Uncle Boonmee is preparing himself for death. He has assembled his relatives in the countryside, convinced he will soon die.

THESE SACRED HILLS is a powerful collaboration between filmmakers and the Rock Creek Band of the Yakama Nation.

Good Crafternoon invites you to Watch & Swatch: 11/18 7pm at Green Lung Studio, bring your own craft and watch a movie (with good lighting)!

The Seattle Film Critics Societys PNW Short Film Award Nominee program boasts stories that celebrate the creativity, community, and spirit of our region

Locals Only is a monthly screening event put on by the Seattle Film Society.

David Lynch's final work graces the screens of Seattle's movie theaters in November and December!