Against the struggles of economic
hardship and bitter Balkan politics, Macedonia has a flourishing youth
culture. NWFF Studio Director, Dave Hanagan, visited its capital,
Skopje, this spring to meet filmmakers and bring back examples of
their work. Among these four programs are short films, video art and
documentaries that provide a sometimes playful and sometimes jarring
reality as it is seen by the eyes of Macedonia's young, contemporary
artists.
more >
Northwest Film forum teams up with Sustainable Capitol Hill to bring you this year's Seattle's Bike-In. Entering its third year of supporting alternative transportation in the city, this year's partnership includes an all day event called Imagine Capitol Hill, where Sustainable Capitol Hill and its partners provide information and entertainment about sustainable issues facing Capitol Hill residents. Imagine Capitol Hill takes place at the Broadway Farmers market and is followed by a bicycle parade to Cal Anderson Park for music and movies!
more >
Philip Glass's achievements in music - film scores,
operas, symphonies - make him one of the most important composers of
our era, crossing divides between elitist concert halls and popular
venues. Director Scott Hicks (SHINE,
SNOW FALLING ON CEDARS) gains access to confidants and situations that
the average documentarian could never obtain. The film traces an
eventful year in Glass' life, as he stages the opera WAITING FOR THE
BARBARIANS, writes his eighth symphony, scores several films, travels
the world and maintains a family with his fourth wife, Holly.
more >


For a full list of workshops, please click here. All students must register and pay tuition in advance. To register, please call Dave at (206)329-2629. Unless otherwise noted, all workshops take place at Northwest Film Forum, located at 1515 12th Ave, on Capitol Hill between Pike and Pine. For a map, please click here.
Four Tuesdays, July 15, 22, 29 & Aug. 5, 6:30-9:30pm
Saturday, Aug. 16, 1-4:30pm
Monday-Friday, Aug. 18-22, 11am-3pm
Three sessions to choose from:
Wednesday, July 23, 6:30pm
Monday, Aug. 25, 6:30pm
Tuesday, Sep. 23, 6:30pm