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November 14 at 6:30pm (This weekend)
MOHAI · SLU • $20
Cedar racing shells and Olympic gold built a legacy examined in this feature documentary about English craftsman George Pocock. Audiences gather at MOHAI for the Seattle premiere of Sculptors of Speed, followed by filmmaker and subject discussions.
November 17 at 7pm
Northwest Film Forum · Capitol Hill • $5
A Sundance-premiered documentary pulls back the curtain on animal experimentation, told by the scientists who did it, defended it, and walked away. Stick around for a Q&A with former UW primate scientist Dr. Lisa Jones-Engel.
November 21 at 9am (Next weekend)
Majestic Bay Theatres · Adams • $50
One woman's journey from devastating loss to NASA's astrophysics ranks, captured on film. Stay for a live Q&A with Dr. Charity Woodrum and filmmaker Sandy Cummings, and support art therapy programs while you're at it.
December 10 at 6pm
Frye Art Museum · Downtown Seattle • Free
Three nêhiyaw brothers walk their traditional forest territory while a beaver-gnawed object yields an animate energy and a grandfather's teachings. Sky Hopinka curates this short film screening at the Frye Art Museum featuring Native North American contemporary artists.
Mondays
Lonely Siren · Downtown Seattle • Free
Looking for a Monday night plan that's a little out of the ordinary? Siren Cinema screens free mystery movies in a hidden Glass House room tucked inside Lonely Siren, a Portuguese-inspired tapas and cocktail bar under Pike Place Market. The title stays secret until showtime.
November 14 at 11am (This weekend)
SIFF Cinema Uptown · Uptown
Nine dramas, comedies, and documentaries arrive at SIFF Cinema Uptown for the thirteenth iteration of the Romanian Film Festival, organized around the theme Beyond Borders to explore physical and invisible divisions.
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