X
How do I get paid? Learn about our new Secured Funds Program!
  View site in English, Español, or Français
The fair-trade ticketing company.
Sign Me Up!  |  Log In
 
Find An Event Create Your Event Help
 
Winter Wonderland
Northwest Film Forum
Seattle, WA
Share this event:
Get Tickets
There are no active dates for this event.
Online sales are not available at this time. Tickets may be available at the NWFF box office 30 minutes prior to show time. Please visit www.nwfilmforum.org for a schedule of upcoming events.

Event

Winter Wonderland
JANUARY 24, SUNDAY AT 11AM
WINTER WONDERLAND
(60:15 min)
Ages 6+

Buy Tickets

Snuggle close for a cozy, all-animated celebration of snowy days, winter holidays, and icy, starry nights. Don't forget your mittens! You'll be glad you bundled up.

Storm  North American premiere
(Lim Guo Jun, Singapore, 2013, 3:03 min) Nonverbal.
Watch out! A winter storm, made out of beautiful colored shapes, is headed your way.

Penguinese Theatrical premiere. Filmmaker in attendance! Doublecheck once dates are set.
(Jack Forman, USA, 2015, 2:40 min) In English.
Head to the South Pole in a hot air balloon with the Seattle band, Recess Monkey!

A Little Star  North American premiere
(Svetlana Andrianova, Russia, 2015, 5 min) In Russian with English subtitles.
One snowy winter night, a young star falls from the sky and loses his way in busy Russian city streets.

Three Kings  North American premiere
(Anna Blaszczyk, Poland, animation, 2014, 8:09 min) In English.
Gaspar, Melchior, and Balthasar follow the twinkling star of light to bring gifts to a newborn king.

Morningbird and Murmelton on Winter Holiday  West Coast premiere
(Annette Saugestad Helland, Norway, 2014, 8:08 min) In Norwegian with English subtitles.
A little girl peers into her freezer, and sees two tiny creatures frolicking in the icescape!

Hard to be a Sparrow  North American premiere
(Darya Vyatkina, Russia, 2014, 7:55 min) Nonverbal.
A crafty sparrow meets a sweet friend to help him get through the winter.

Snow  West Coast premiere
(Sophie Roze and Antoine Lanciaux, France/Switzerland, 2015, 26 min) In French with English subtitles.
A small town is hit by an incredible snowstorm, leading one family on a cross-cultural adventure.

Notes to parents: "Three Kings" is a Christmas story. There is a brief moment in "Hard to be a Sparrow" when a bird seems to have died, but he hasn't.

Location

Northwest Film Forum (View)
1515 12th Ave
Seattle, WA 98122
United States

Categories

None

Contact


Contact us
Email
support@brownpapertickets.com
Phone
1-800-838-3006 (Temporarily Unavailable)
Resources
Developers
Help
Ticket Buyers
Track Your Order
Browse Events
Locations
Event Producers
Create an Event
Pricing
Services
Buy Pre-Printed Tickets
The Venue List
Find out about local events
Get daily or weekly email notifications of new and discounted events in your neighborhood.
Sign up for local events
Connect with us
Follow us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter
Follow us on Instagram
Watch us on YouTube
Get to know us
Use of this service is subject to the Terms of Usage, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy of Brown Paper Tickets. All rights reserved. © 2000-2024 Mobile EN ES FR