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SAM Films: Bram Stoker’s Dracula

SAM Films: Bram Stoker’s Dracula

October 30 at 7pm

Seattle Asian Art Museum · Capitol Hill

Spend the night before Halloween with cinema's most seductive bloodsucker. Coppola's lavish, Oscar-winning gothic romance screens inside SAAM's gorgeous Art Deco halls, a fittingly dramatic backdrop for all that velvet and fog.

REEL ROCK 20

REEL ROCK 20

November 18 at 7pm

Hidden Hall · Fremont

The climbing world's favorite film tour turns twenty. Reel Rock 20 packs Hidden Hall with jaw-dropping ascents, big-wall drama, and a crowd of fellow chalk-dusted enthusiasts to gasp alongside.

The Legend Of Korra In Concert

The Legend Of Korra In Concert

January 20 at 7:30pm

The 5th Avenue Theatre · Downtown Seattle

The Legend of Korra's sweeping score gets the full orchestral treatment, performed live as the animated epic unfolds on the big screen. A thrilling night for benders and non-benders alike inside the stunning 5th Avenue Theatre.

William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet - Film In Concert

William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet - Film In Concert

February 13 at 7pm

Paramount Theatre · Downtown Seattle • $55

Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers get the big-screen treatment with a live orchestra performing every swoon and swordfight. Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet lands at the Paramount for Valentine's weekend.

House of India

House of India

May 13 at 2:30am

Taproot Theatre Company's Jewell Mainstage Theatre · Greenwood

A beloved family-run Indian restaurant faces the ultimate question: honor tradition or chase the trends? Deepak Kumar's play serves up generational clashes and big heart at Seattle's intimate Taproot Theatre.

The 21st Tasveer Film Festival & Market

The 21st Tasveer Film Festival & Market

October 17 (This weekend) +1

Tasveer Film Center · Rainier Valley

The only Oscar-qualifying South Asian film festival in the world lands in Seattle for six days of bold cinema from nine countries and their diaspora. Expect intimate post-screening conversations, rising women directors, and stories that trust images over exposition.

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