Fri Sep 20
7.30pm
7.30pm
Local Sightings 2019 – Opening Night: How It Feels Film Premiere, Dancing & Karaoke Afterparty!
film
$13 General Admission
$10 Student/Child/Senior
$7 Member
Closing Night for Local Sightings is held off-site at LANGSTON (104 17th Ave South, Seattle, WA)!
This screening is co-presented with LANGSTON Seattle, CD Forum (Central District Forum for Art and Ideas), and CAIR-WA!
* Featuring post-screening Q&A with local filmmakers, moderated by KCBS DJ and community organizer Winona Hollins Hauge — as well as desserts and storytelling from members of the African American Writers Alliance, Georgia McDade and Jacqueline Ware! *
(Rami Katz, Vancouver, BC, 35 min)
The life of Jack O’Dell, who once worked alongside Martin Luther King, Jr., is revealed through a conversation with the 94-year-old civil rights activist.
(Kameko Thomas, Seattle, WA, 8 min)
*Director in attendance!*
The triumphs, tales, and trials of Disabled American Veterans Chapter-West Seattle – the most diverse chapter in Washington State.
(Patricia Boiko, Seattle, WA, 12 min)
*Director and crew in attendance!*
Emmett Till, Redlining, job discrimination and the revolution: at home with Francis Dixon, mother of the founders of the Seattle Black Panther Party for Self Defense.
Presented by Seattle’s Northwest Film Forum, the 22nd Annual Local Sightings Film Festival (September 20-29, 2019) showcases the growing complexity of creative communities in the Pacific Northwest. Its 2019 edition features a competitive selection of curated shorts and feature film programs, inviting regional artists to experiment, break, and remake popular conceptions around filmmaking and film exhibition.
Programmed closely with community partners as curators, the festival uplifts new talent, provides educational opportunities for youth and adults, supports the regional film industry, and promotes diverse media as a critical tool for public engagement.