2024 SEATTLE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Covered in-person by THOMAS STONEHAM-JUDGE and taylor beaumont
FORREEL COVERAGE SPONORED BY
OUR SIFF 2024 COVERAGE TEAM
ATTENDING TEAM MEMBERS
Thomas Stoneham-Judge
Founder and Editor-In-Chief of ForReel, the Seattle International Film Festival is Thomas’s home base fest. He’ll be on site for both weekends covering feature films, red carpets, and host interviews with filmmakers and available talent at SIFF.
TYLER NORTHCUTT
Tyler is ForReel’s newest article contributor. Specializing in older and classic film, Tyler will be diving into SIFFTY's Archival film program.
tAYLOR BEAUMONT
Tyler is ForReel’s newest article contributor. Specializing in older and classic film, Tyler will be diving into SIFFTY's Archival film program.
SEE OUR PREVIOUS SIFF COVERAGE
INTERVIEWS
CAPSULE REVIEWS OF
SIFFTY’S ARCHIVAL FILMS
BY TYLER NORTHCUTT
MOVIE REVIEWS
“The Missing” ("ITI MAPUKPUKAW") Movie Review
“The Missing is an exceptional animated feature worth giving a watch.” - Thomas Stoneham-Judge
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EVENTS
SIFF OPENING NIGHT GALA
At the opening night film Thelma. Media captured by Thomas Stoneham-Judge
SIFF CLOSING NIGHT
On the Red Carpet and in the Q&A of the festival’s closing night film Sing Sing. Media captured by Thomas Stoneham-Judge
SIFF 2024 WRAP UP
Thomas Stoneham-Judge joins SIFF accredited critic Dakota Arsenault to discuss their festival experience and name their top three films of the festival.
SIFF 2024 MOVIE REVIEWS FROM PREVIOUS FESTS
The Seattle International Film Festival collects some of the year’s best and most talked about films on the film festival circuit. Here are reviews of SIFF selected films that our team has published from previous festivals we’ve covered.
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SIFF 2024 SELECTED FILM INTERVIEWS FROM PREVIOUS FESTIVALS
The talent behind SIFF selected films is remarkable. Here are some conversations we’ve had with the filmmaking talent at previous festivals whose work has been programmed at SIFF.
“If this makes any sense to you, think of DR1FT as baby-brained The Thin Red Line… on acid (because why not).”