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The Northwest Film Forum Will Be Open Seven Days a Week - The Stranger (opens the original)
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Lovers of weird, eclectic, and thoughtfully-programmed cinema rejoice! The Northwest Film Forum (NWFF), Seattle’s nonprofit independent art house cinema, is making a big expansion: starting Monday, they’ll be open for all seven days of the week. This is the first time NWFF will be showing movies every day with a full staff. More than a decade ago, the organization had daily screenings, but that relied on volunteer labor. For the expansion, while they’ll still have volunteers, staff is running th
After Odyssey Walkout, SIFF Cinema Workers Union Is Back at the Negotiating Table - The Stranger (opens the original)
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Last month, nearly 600 audience members arrived at the Cinerama SIFF Cinema Downtown for the first daytime screening of The Odyssey in 70mm, hungry for a Greek epic and chocolate popcorn. But unionized workers of the SIFF Cinema Workers Union (SCWU), meanwhile, had a hankering for a walkout. As managers and non-union workers poured $9 IPAs at abandoned concessions posts, workers picketed every sold-out showing that Friday and Saturday to send a strong message: from their perspective, contract ne
SIFF Cinema Workers Union Walk Out of SIFF Downtown Ahead of 70mm 'The Odyssey' Screening - The Stranger (opens the original)
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Members of the SIFF Cinema Workers Union (SCWU) walked out of the 570-seat SIFF Cinema Downtown Friday before the sold out 3 pm 70mm screening of Christopher Nolan’s fantasy epic The Odyssey. The union said the action was authorized by a majority of members, citing concerns about the slow pace of contract bargaining and SIFF management’s proposals on wages, healthcare, and staffing. In a social post made midnight on Friday, the SCWU said that during union negotiations SIFF refused “reasonable” r
Harbor Island Studios Has New Operators - The Stranger (opens the original)
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Harbor Island Studios, the region’s only publicly-owned stage, has new operators. Kirk Nordenstrom and Kris Flink, the Executive Director and Director of Operations of the local film nonprofit CREATE48, will officially oversee facilities, operations, and productions. The news was officially announced on Tuesday morning by King County Executive Girmay Zahilay, providing another temporary reprieve for the studio. However, how long the duo can operate the space is still in limbo. Nordenstrom alread
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