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Northwest Film Forum is excited to present the Seattle debut of the work of Toronto-based filmmaker Kalil Haddad. This program collects six of Haddad’s short films, each a display of his idiosyncratic and radical approach to the depiction and use of queer subjectivities in visual media.
launching tomorrow
Perks include:
online premiere on discord
CM2 t shirt
part 3 festival cut vhs
Part 1+2 crowdfund edition blu rays
part 1 OST record
various credits and more…
highlighting the Kalil Haddad program here -- *extremely* excited to be bringing his work to Seattle for the first time!
THIS WEEKEND! Returning to theaters for its 30th anniversary, and newly restored in 4K, Todd Hayne’s seminal psychological drama remains one of the most prescient films of the 1990s.
so true, so true
Donate to Northwest Film Forum today to help us bring you THE BEST of THE BEST of film in Seattle!
The change in leadership comes after what has been a challenging couple years for the organization. Though not alone in its struggles, NWFF laid off nearly of its staff a couple of years back. Now, Busby said she is planning to begin hiring more people back soon 📽️
www.thestranger.com/arts/2026/02...
Many have asked, and we can finally say that yes, PILLION is coming to Seattle -- tickets freshly on sale, so join us for one of the wildest rides so far this year 😈🏍️😈 nwfilmforum.org/films/pillion/
ok yes here it is
THIS WEEKEND ONLY! Monika Treut's trilogy of films exploring ever-evolving gender expression individually and collectively screens at Northwest Film Forum!
Tickets and series passes are on sale now! More info at nwfilmforum.org/series/what-...
THIS SATURDAY! Experience the END OF AMERICA DOUBLE FEATURE of beloved Seattle-made doc WTO/99 and cult hit from the minds of soda_jerk HELLO DANKNESS, together for one night only!
Tickets for both films are on sale now, more info on our website!
On this Giving Tuesday, consider donating to Northwest Film Forum to help keep our mission alive! Your support and contributions help us foster a vibrant creative community that empowers filmmakers, amplifies emerging voices, and cultivates cinematic experiences for all.
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bucket list programming ✅
Welcome to The Holidays™
twin peaks! uncle boonmee! sirk and fassbinder! and more!!
🍁 NOVEMBER IS HERE! 🍁
As the winds take down the beautiful fall foliage from the trees and take us swiftly into winter, we’re entering the perfect season for moviegoing!
Tickets on sale now! Check out or full calendar on our website!
The Engauge Experimental Film Festival returns to Northwest Film Forum NEXT WEEK for its 8th year! The festival celebrates sprocket-driven, artist-made experimental film, presenting six programs of shorts at NWFF’s cinema in Capitol Hill. All work featured in the festival originates on film stock.
had to do it to em
best movie of the year!! this sunday!! seattle!!
come get castrated again (and again the next week!)
tis the season
programming bucket list film happening this friday!
I think just a really good example of Third Cinema in being a film that's used for advancing progressive causes instead of just being entertainment or art
It was shown clandestinely in underground clubs and organizations bc of the political climate -- film was split into sections (and if I remember correctly, even stopped mid-section) in order for representatives to update audiences on current events related to the film and to hold discussion!
THE HOUR OF THE FURNACES (I think we only watched Part 1) completely reshaped how I thought about both filmmaking and film exhibition!
this program R U L E S and is only playing tomorrow night!!
me and Monday have been texting like psychopaths for 6 months about this, come bond with us :~)
just finished this and can confirm no one is ready for this one
Long before trans film worked with studios and bigger budgets, creators often shared their work through zines and DIY screenings: in basements, punk houses, and community centers. Films circulated by hand, projected on borrowed walls, and often lived alongside performance art and zine culture.
