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Pop diva Mimi Madamour's career peaks in 2005 before spiraling downwards due to her tumultuous love affair with punk icon Billie Kohler.

Jérémie returns to his hometown for the funeral of his former boss, the village baker.

David Lynch's horrific American thriller BLUE VELVET comes to Northwest Film Forum for two weekends in May!

2 BEST FRIENDS CREATE THE ULIMATE SENIOR HS VIDEO

Kristin Reeves will present her current and past work as well as talk about what motivates her as an artist, filmmaker and researcher.

Celebrates the birth of show business and tells of a visionary who rose from nothing to create a spectacle that became a worldwide sensation.

Queer Climate Stories from the Florida Frontlines

Jawu, a young mom from a waterfront slum in Lagos, stumbles upon a horde of corrupt blood money marked for a real estate development that threatens her home

One year anniversary of the premiere of this timely and inspiring film co-directed by F. Nakai and J. Jackson

When Karlis father offers her money and a one-way ticket to NYC, she finally sees a way out of her dead-end life, until the money goes missing.

Arthouse film, visual arts, performance, music and more in Manhattan

A film industry mixer and fundraiser in support of FilmToledo, the non-profit regional film commission.

Red Path is a dreamlike journey into the wounded psyche of a young shepherd, Achraf, and his ability to overcome the traumatic death of his cousin.

Come see Ford and Dusty's films in a real, live movie theater!

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

SOS - The San Onofre Syndrome Screening

From cipher circles to late-night sessions, from struggle to survival a brotherhood rose from San Franciscos underground, carrying the sound and spirit of a scene that still echoes today.

Taking his camera to the streets of supposedly Americas most livable city, Martin Bell tells the stories of homeless and runaway teens living in Seattle

BIG JOY is a celebratory mosaic of James Broughtons deeply intertwined creative and personal lives.

Seattle's queer roots run deep, and in its 37 years, Scarecrow has absorbed a share of that history. Come prepared to be enchanted and enlightened as we dive into this newly digitized treasure trove and present some highlights of queer cultur...