Love At First Screening Block
At Night by Pooya Afzali
DUSK by Rose Staffieri
Belonging by Christopher Matthew Durham
Sunspark by Danny Bourque
The Art of Inflation by Brett Wietecha
At Night by Pooya Afzali
DUSK by Rose Staffieri
Belonging by Christopher Matthew Durham
Sunspark by Danny Bourque
The Art of Inflation by Brett Wietecha
Farming on the Brink by Ben Tindall
Farming on the Brink is an honest look at the mounting challenges confronting local agriculture, from rising costs to the growing burden of regulations that threaten the survival of family farms. At the heart of the film is the story of Manuel Imperial, a second-generation farmer whose parents immigrated from the Philippines more than 40 years ago to build a life in Wapato, Washington. Now, Manuel fights to preserve that legacy while navigating the uncertain future of farming.
The Last Picture Show by Rustin Thompson
The Seeds of Peace by David-Paul B. Hedberg
A survivor of the Hiroshima atom bomb confronts her trauma and gathers seeds of trees that survived the blast; planting symbols of hope, healing, and remembrance in towns across Oregon eighty years later.
Press Rewind by Oleksandra Prokopenko
Edge of the Coulee by Andrew Ching
My Burning Pianist by Andy Batt
FAT BOI by Lynnette Cabrera
Music From the Inside (Outta Sight, Outta Mind) by Nili Yosha
The Montana Sessions - "Charmed" by Stephanie Quayle by Nic Davis
Sound Again by Carlos R Correa
SKINCRAWLER by Dylan Hanson
Conquistadors by Byron Gouette
Hell by Parker Croft
Infernalis by Naomi Wildermuth
Dotted Line by Michael Rognlie, EE Tallent
Look at this Freak by Alex Furnas
Hunger Short Film by Ken Carlson
The Journal by James Andrews
Sound of the Somme by Michaël Vermaercke
Old Literature by Silas Gobat
Rough Ways by Benjamin D McFadden
Under The Light by Tally Moon
Parasomnia by Logan Boyd
INTO THE BLACK by Connie Jo Sechrist
The Courier by Tyler Hague
A Different Palate by Justin Duggan
Puppy by Mike Chilson & Ben Wade
Nail in The Coffin by Nicky Smit
Wax Girl by Stimson Snead
I'm Okay by Stephen Chang
Before the Sky Took Him by David Over
In Between the Lines by Kira L. Wilson
Madonna Lily by Elias Martin
Make a Splash by Jim Dicus 6/11
Beware of the Cow Pig by Dylan Hanson
Low Stakes by Bryan Patrick Moore
A Night with Monkey Gino by Keith Cantrell
#FestLife by Bryan Patrick Moore, Kira L. Wilson
Killer Set! by Kyle Boynton
Ms. Rossi 3: Ms. Rossi Meets the Mob by Pat Battistini
Love Myself by Jeff Hilliard
Mind Full of Molly by Dave West
CORRIDOR by Dylan Hanson
Best Friend Material by Mel McCarthy, Nathan Blanchard
The Liars of Black Mountain Road by Parker Croft
Agoraphobe by Oleksandra Prokopenko
Cutter by Scott Park
Private Browser by Sebastian Zufelt
Like Friend, Like Deer by Malek Eghbali
The Turning Point by Rishi Raj
The Snake And the Whale by John Carlos Frey
Over the past fifty years, four federal dams impounding the Lower Snake River in Washington State have been identified as the root cause for the demise of all of Idaho’s anadromous fish.
Tight & Nerdy by Jeff Nucera and Jonathan Ruane
Tight & Nerdy follows the world’s first burlesque troupe devoted to “Weird Al” Yankovic. This hilarious, heartfelt documentary celebrates the unique friendship of four women as they bare it all to food-based song parodies.
American Teenager by Rachel Gosselin, Nili Yosha
PANIC ATTACK by Dylan Hanson
Watched Pot by Isaac Handelman
Late Shift by Britta Johnson
Shuvit by TR!P1N, Chem
Eggnog by Heather Hilstrom
untouchable by Kendra Ann Sherrill
Still As We Were by Lucia Cecchetto
Kind Mother by Clare O'Connor
Gift Horse by D.J. Walker
Tapestry Brewing by Lindsay Daniels
If Tears Were Gold by Adam Patrick Sweeney
Rooms by William Bancroft
G0HST by Mr. Jish None
PET ME! by Greg Lakhan
Raven Steals the Sun by Sydney Renee
Blades by Patrick Rodriguez
The Haunted Saxophone by Ron Campbell, Katarina Fink
The Perfect Jump Scare by Jacob Miller
Diwata by Shea Formanes
Sasquatch Sunrise by Benjamin Johnson
The Border at Tolstoi by Bob Kotyk
A Little Help Here? by Vee Hua
Embrace by Matthew Rush
Diplopia by Sky McKay
Murder at the Writer's Retreat by Debra Pralle
The Mermaid Museum by Jacob Miller
Moving the Needle by Brian Babinec
Terminus by Jeremy Hunter Rubingh
Vanishing Seattle Presents: The Grand Illusion Cinema by Drew Highlands
Heron's Embrace by Therse Gietler
Edible Hope by Oleksandra Prokopenko
On Homesteading by Nathan Keowen
Abiding by Lucas Salm-Rojo
The Story of Frog Rock by Howard Brock
The 8th of April, 2024 by Patrick Marshall
Dick's-a-thon by Dylan Young
Toss A Rose Over by Janelle VanderKelen
Seasons by Keefer Carteen
Jet Lag by Dustin Morrow
Balancing on a Molecule (Dirt: Part Three) by David Finkelstein
Poets’ Pier by Mara Miksch
Wandering In Beauty by Nadia Bongo
Voices of the Tides by Amiran White
Created by teachers, Dead Deer High follows a team of high school slam poets and their English teacher as they prepare for a national poetry competition one year after a tragedy changed their lives forever.
Crystal Cross by Richie James Follin
The River Remembers follows the intertwined struggles of the Indigenous people of the Elwha and Klamath Rivers as they lead the two largest dam removals in U.S. history. These rivers have always been lifelines, and their decline has mirrored the erasure of Native ways of life.
The film braids together intimate family stories and sweeping historical battles: parents teaching their children to fish, catastrophic salmon kills that galvanized action, and generations who refused to give up a century-long fight.
On what seems to be a beautiful, sunny afternoon, Haco's journey to find the most delectably delicious snack is quickly thwarted by a conniving caterpillar and unending obstacles.
An eager young cook is pushed to his limits by an uncompromising head chef.
An introverted middle schooler has to navigate a complicated school year.
The official music video for The Banana Creature's unreleased upcoming song Broken Glass.
An imaginary friend (Jason Faunt) finds out his sole purpose is to bring happiness to his child, only to discover his child is a 90 year old man (Tom Skerritt) on his death bed
In 1968, a young orca named Hugo was torn from his family in Vaughn Bay and sold to an aquarium, forever altering his fate and that of his pod. "Echos of the Sound" chronicles Hugo’s heart-wrenching journey from the wild to captivity, revealing the deep emotional and ecological toll. Through rare footage and expert insights, the documentary tracks the evolving relationship between humans and orcas, from exploitative captures to the urgent fight to save the endangered Southern Resident population. This film challenges viewers to reflect on humanity’s responsibility and inspire action to protect these majestic creatures and their fragile ecosystems before it’s too late.
The water lilies blooms, even in the filthiest waters. Amid the mire of selfish desires and the indifference to others’ suffering, hope begins to bloom anew in the fleeting moment when we recognize the humanity within one another.
A lonely woman lists her car for sale in hopes of making new friends.