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October 29 at 6pm
Frye Art Museum · Downtown Seattle • Free
Part film screening, part meditation, part gallery conversation: Cinema Divina turns a short film into a slow, contemplative practice, then moves into the Frye's collection for guided gazing and reflection. No experience needed, just bring your attention.
November 12 at 7pm
Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI) · SLU • $0-$50
Seattle's first people, still fighting for federal recognition. This half-hour documentary unpacks the Duwamish Tribe's struggle through politics, public art, and lived experience, followed by a conversation with filmmaker BJ Bullert and Duwamish Council Member Ken Workman.
November 15 at 3am
Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI) · SLU • $20
Before the Boys in the Boat rowed to Olympic gold, George Pocock built their cedar shells by hand. This Seattle premiere documentary traces the boatbuilder's quiet genius and enduring craft.
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.
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.
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