film festivals

SIFF announced its roster of movies screening over 10 days starting May 15.

One of the short films playing was inspired by a group of advocates in Seattle in the 1970s who helped place queer foster kids in queer households.

The 50th Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) starts May 9. For Seattle movie lovers, it’s one of the most exciting times of the year. But what should you see?

Seattle's first annual European Film Festival kicks off this November, screening various Polish films. Director Agnieszka Holland spoke about "Green Border," her award-winning film that's been targeted by conservative Polish leaders.

The Tacoma-based nonprofit has occupied the Merlino Arts Center since its founding more than 26 years ago. Now they will work on raising $5 million to buy the building outright.

CatVideoFest is an annual event featuring a 70-minute reel of over 200 cat videos. Organizer Will Braden is a former Seattle Film Institute student who has become a cat video connoisseur.

The Seattle Children's Film Festival ends this weekend.

A documentary about one of the worst national men’s soccer teams is a part of the first Seattle Soccer Film Festival. “Next Goal Wins” also happens to have a local connection. KNKX Arts & Culture reporter Grace Madigan has more.

The Seattle Asian American Film Festival returns for its 10th year. Over the next 11 days, a variety of films will screen as a part of the event.

They’re known as "the lost birds" – Native children who were adopted out of their tribal communities and placed with white families. Nearly 400 of these…