Locals Only #23
LOCALS ONLY is a recurring presentation of local short films presented by the Seattle Film Society.
Our November Locals Only will be our final Locals Only of the year! This month’s event will be a retrospective and will feature seven of our favorite short films we’ve screened this year, interspersed with Q&A’s led by SFS’s Programming Team. The Films Screened will include:
Passenger (3 Min, Animation/Experimental, Dir. Patrick Connelly): An experimental animation about the experience of commuting by train. Hand scratched on 16mm film.
Femme (4 Min, Comedy/Horror, Dir. Laura Shelly): Best described as a "sour cupcake" Femme explores the dark comedy/horror/surrealist/feminist genre as experienced through the title character Femme.
Bubblegum (12 Min, Comedy/Drama, Dir. Celestine Ocean): Star and Cleo - two siblings from a small town have to choose between personal gain or honest sacrifice when they stumble upon a life changing reward.
Everything Happens (5 Min, Comedy/Drama, Dir. Andrew “Ducky” Dutkiewicz): A mother prepares a family dinner. Her son made other plans. A dog gets lost. Everything happens.
The Connoisseur (3 Min, Comedy/Horror, Dir. Eric Morgret): You've been invited to a very special wine tasting.
Hey… it’s me! (8 Min, Romance/Comedy, Dir. Brittney Cash): While preparing for a date, a severe case of deja vu sends a young woman down the rabbit hole of boyfriends past.
The Art, The Artist & The Enthusiast (3 Min, Narrative/Poetry, Dir. Nathan Abia Lawer-Yolar): A motion picture questioning the viewer about their relationship to art, process and consumption
Seven shorts, seven faves, seven chances to celebrate our filmmaking community. All the filmmakers with be with us for the screening + Q&A so grab a friend and come help us send off 2025 on a high note!
Doors at 6:30PM, screening from 7:00PM to 8:30PM. Afters to follow!
What
LOCALS ONLY is a recurring presentation of local short films presented by the Seattle Film Society. Each month, SFS curates an intimate lineup of high-quality films from local independent filmmakers and showcases them for a community of filmmakers and film lovers. Screenings include in-depth Q&A’s with the filmmakers, as well as the opportunity to engage with the broader Seattle filmmaking community.
Where
1515 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
When
Thursday, November 20th / 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 6:30pm
Tickets
Tickets available here.
Films
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at NW Film Forum to talk and have drinks! Around 9:00PM - 9:30PM we’ll head over to a nearby bar to hang some more.
Open Screen #7
What
An open mic night for Washington filmmakers!
Need feedback on your latest cinematic masterpiece? Want to share some embarrassing home videos from your youth? Searching for a place where strangers will watch videos of your dog on the big screen? Come on out!
Seattle Open Screen is connecting filmmakers of all levels by showing any film (ten minutes or less) on the big screen here at Seattle Open Arts Place! Films screen on a first-come first-screen basis, so get here early!
Doors at 7PM and screening from 7:30PM to 9PM.
Head over to the pub afterward to socialize with other filmmakers!
Where
Seattle Open Arts Place
1406 18th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98122
When
Tuesday, November 18th / 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Tickets
Tickets available here
Additional Details
Please bring videos on a standard Windows or Mac-compatible thumb drive.
Preferred format: MP4 or MOV files, compressed H.264
Ideal video specs:
Resolution: 1080p or 720p
Frame Rates: 23.976, 24, 29.97, 30, 59.94, or 60
Subtitles (optional): Superimposed on the video
We will try to accommodate all types of video formats, but if we are unable to play the video we will skip it.
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at Seattle Open Arts Place to talk and have drinks! Around 9:30PM - 10PM we’ll head over to Neighbor Lady Public House (1133 24th Ave Unit Q, Seattle, WA 98122) to hang some more.
Locals Only #22
In the spirit of the season, our October LOCALS ONLY will be an all-horror edition!
Chickenboy (8 Min, 2025, Dir. Matthew Rush): A lonely farmer accidentally creates a chicken-human hybrid.
The Winemaker (16 Min, 2025, Dir. Sarey Martin): A winemaker with a cosmic secret must finish the year's vintage before her enemies come for vengeance.
The Collector (12 Min, 2025, Dir. Scott Leberecht): Ruby is a chemist who specializes in unusual product, and must make a series of brutal decisions to preserve her business.
Plastic Boy (5 Min, 2025, Dir. Alex Bulger) A man finds out something strange is growing inside of him.
Four shorts, four of the PNW’s top up-and-coming names in horror. All of the filmmakers will be with us for the screening + Q&A so grab a friend, check out some horror films, and come hang out!
Doors at 6:30PM, screening from 7:00PM to 8:30PM. Afters to follow!
What
LOCALS ONLY is a recurring presentation of local short films presented by the Seattle Film Society. Each month, SFS curates an intimate lineup of high-quality films from local independent filmmakers and showcases them for a community of filmmakers and film lovers. Screenings include in-depth Q&A’s with the filmmakers, as well as the opportunity to engage with the broader Seattle filmmaking community.
Where
1515 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
When
Thursday, October 30th / 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 6:30pm
Tickets
Tickets available here.
Films
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at NW Film Forum to talk and have drinks! Around 9:00PM - 9:30PM we’ll head over to a nearby bar to hang some more.
Locals Only #21
"What do a James Bond riff, a coming of age film, an existential art piece, and a dramatic retelling of the 2017 Steve Harvey memo incident have in common? If you guessed it’s that they’re all apart of the Seattle Film Society's September 2025 Locals Only, you would be correct:
The Memo by Lamar + Nik
Joy by Arthur Asriyants
Inspire by Sandra Garcia
Double Blind by Galen Andrus
We’ll have each of the filmmakers with us for the screening + Q&A so grab a friend, see some films, and come hang out with us! Doors at 6:30PM, screening from 7:00PM to 8:30PM. Afters to follow!"
What
LOCALS ONLY is a recurring presentation of local short films presented by the Seattle Film Society. Each month, SFS curates an intimate lineup of high-quality films from local independent filmmakers and showcases them for a community of filmmakers and film lovers. Screenings include in-depth Q&A’s with the filmmakers, as well as the opportunity to engage with the broader Seattle filmmaking community.
Where
1515 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
When
Thursday, September 25th / 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 6:30pm
Tickets
Tickets available here.
Films
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at NW Film Forum to talk and have drinks! Around 9:00PM - 9:30PM we’ll head over to a nearby bar to hang some more.
Locals Only #20
The Seattle Film Society's August edition of Locals Only is all about endings. Four shorts by four of the region’s up-and-coming filmmakers take us through variety of endings and what they all can mean:
Hazel & The Sound by August Detering
The Graves by Colin Simpson
Molehill by Eliott Glasser
Elder Transcending by Tyrone Purchase
All four filmmakers will be on hand for the screening and will take part in a Q&A! Grab a pal and come check out some of the great local flicks.
Doors at 6:30PM, screening from 7:00PM to 8:30PM. Afters to follow!
What
LOCALS ONLY is a recurring presentation of local short films presented by the Seattle Film Society. Each month, SFS curates an intimate lineup of high-quality films from local independent filmmakers and showcases them for a community of filmmakers and film lovers. Screenings include in-depth Q&A’s with the filmmakers, as well as the opportunity to engage with the broader Seattle filmmaking community.
Where
1515 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
When
Thursday, August 28th / 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 6:30pm
Tickets
Tickets available here.
Films
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at NW Film Forum to talk and have drinks! Around 9:00PM - 9:30PM we’ll head over to a nearby bar to hang some more.
Open Screen #6
What
An open mic night for Washington filmmakers!
Need feedback on your latest cinematic masterpiece? Want to share some embarrassing home videos from your youth? Searching for a place where strangers will watch videos of your dog on the big screen? Come on out!
Seattle Open Screen is connecting filmmakers of all levels by showing any film (ten minutes or less) on the big screen here at Seattle Open Arts Place! Films screen on a first-come first-screen basis, so get here early!
Doors at 7PM and screening from 7:30PM to 9PM.
Head over to the pub afterward to socialize with other filmmakers!
Where
Seattle Open Arts Place
1406 18th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98122
When
Tuesday, August 19th / 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Tickets
Tickets available here
Additional Details
Please bring videos on a standard Windows or Mac-compatible thumb drive.
Preferred format: MP4 or MOV files, compressed H.264
Ideal video specs:
Resolution: 1080p or 720p
Frame Rates: 23.976, 24, 29.97, 30, 59.94, or 60
Subtitles (optional): Superimposed on the video
We will try to accommodate all types of video formats, but if we are unable to play the video we will skip it.
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at Seattle Open Arts Place to talk and have drinks! Around 9:30PM - 10PM we’ll head over to Neighbor Lady Public House (1133 24th Ave Unit Q, Seattle, WA 98122) to hang some more.
Locals Only - #19
Our July Locals Only offers a hearty sampling of genres and perspectives from five of the Seattle-area’s most exciting new voices:
Hold My Hair by Rachel Taggart
Sticky Buns, Ravioli, and White Cake by Nicole Pouchet
The Good Salami by Alex Gallo-Brown and Piotr Migula
Air Traffic Control: The Cold Open by Blake Rizzo
All five filmmakers will in attendance for the Screening and will Q&A! Grab a pal and come check out some of the best films our city has to offer!
What
LOCALS ONLY is a recurring presentation of local short films presented by the Seattle Film Society. Each month, SFS curates an intimate lineup of high-quality films from local independent filmmakers and showcases them for a community of filmmakers and film lovers. Screenings include in-depth Q&A’s with the filmmakers, as well as the opportunity to engage with the broader Seattle filmmaking community.
Where
1515 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
When
Thursday, July 31st / 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 6:30pm
Tickets
Tickets available here.
Films
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at NW Film Forum to talk and have drinks! Around 9:00PM - 9:30PM we’ll head over to a nearby bar to hang some more.
Locals Only - #18
The Seattle Film Society’s June Locals Only event will feature four otherworldly shorts that are sure to leave you confused, laughing, and in awe- possibly all at the same time:
Ghost Town by Molly Muse
The Cabin by Ryan Ortgiesen
Acid Test by Andrew Akada
The Fates and the Holly King by Will Ammann
It’s gonna be a trippy fun time, so grab your pals and come check out some weird and wild local films! Doors at 6:30PM, screening from 7:00PM to 8:30PM. Afters to follow!
What
LOCALS ONLY is a recurring presentation of local short films presented by the Seattle Film Society. Each month, SFS curates an intimate lineup of high-quality films from local independent filmmakers and showcases them for a community of filmmakers and film lovers. Screenings include in-depth Q&A’s with the filmmakers, as well as the opportunity to engage with the broader Seattle filmmaking community.
Where
1515 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
When
Thursday, June 26th / 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 6:30pm
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased soon at here.
Films
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at NW Film Forum to talk and have drinks! Around 9:00PM - 9:30PM we’ll head over to a nearby bar to hang some more.
Open Screen #5
What
An open mic night for Washington filmmakers!
Need feedback on your latest cinematic masterpiece? Want to share some embarrassing home videos from your youth? Searching for a place where strangers will watch videos of your dog on the big screen? Come on out!
Seattle Open Screen is connecting filmmakers of all levels by showing any film (ten minutes or less) on the big screen here at Seattle Open Arts Place! Films screen on a first-come first-screen basis, so get here early!
Doors at 7PM and screening from 7:30PM to 9PM.
Head over to the pub afterward to socialize with other filmmakers!
Where
Seattle Open Arts Place
1406 18th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98122
When
Tuesday, June 17th / 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased here.
Additional Details
Please bring videos on a standard Windows or Mac-compatible thumb drive.
Preferred format: MP4 or MOV files, compressed H.264
Ideal video specs:
Resolution: 1080p or 720p
Frame Rates: 23.976, 24, 29.97, 30, 59.94, or 60
Subtitles (optional): Superimposed on the video
We will try to accommodate all types of video formats, but if we are unable to play the video we will skip it.
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at Seattle Open Arts Place to talk and have drinks! Around 9:30PM - 10PM we’ll head over to Neighbor Lady Public House (1133 24th Ave Unit Q, Seattle, WA 98122) to hang some more.
Locals Only - #17
What
LOCALS ONLY is a recurring presentation of local short films presented by the Seattle Film Society. Each month, SFS curates an intimate lineup of high-quality films from local independent filmmakers and showcases them for a community of filmmakers and film lovers. Screenings include in-depth Q&A’s with the filmmakers, as well as the opportunity to engage with the broader Seattle filmmaking community.
Where
1515 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
When
Thursday, May 29th / 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 6:30pm
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased soon at here.
Films
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at NW Film Forum to talk and have drinks! Around 9:30PM - 10PM we’ll head over to a nearby bar to hang some more.
Open Screen #4
What
An open mic night for Washington filmmakers!
Need feedback on your latest cinematic masterpiece? Want to share some embarrassing home videos from your youth? Searching for a place where strangers will watch videos of your dog on the big screen? Come on out!
Seattle Open Screen is connecting filmmakers of all levels by showing any film (ten minutes or less) on the big screen here at Seattle Open Arts Place! Films screen on a first-come first-screen basis, so get here early!
Doors at 7PM and screening from 7:30PM to 9PM.
Head over to the pub afterward to socialize with other filmmakers!
Where
Seattle Open Arts Place
1406 18th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98122
When
Tuesday, May 27th / 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased here.
Additional Details
Please bring videos on a standard Windows or Mac-compatible thumb drive.
Preferred format: MP4 or MOV files, compressed H.264
Ideal video specs:
Resolution: 1080p or 720p
Frame Rates: 23.976, 24, 29.97, 30, 59.94, or 60
Subtitles (optional): Superimposed on the video
We will try to accommodate all types of video formats, but if we are unable to play the video we will skip it.
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at Seattle Open Arts Place to talk and have drinks! Around 9:30PM - 10PM we’ll head over to Neighbor Lady Public House (1133 24th Ave Unit Q, Seattle, WA 98122) to hang some more.
Open Screen #3
What
An open mic night for Washington filmmakers!
Need feedback on your latest cinematic masterpiece? Want to share some embarrassing home videos from your youth? Searching for a place where strangers will watch videos of your dog on the big screen? Come on out!
Seattle Open Screen is connecting filmmakers of all levels by showing any film (ten minutes or less) on the big screen here at Seattle Open Arts Place! Films screen on a first-come first-screen basis, so get here early!
Doors at 7PM and screening from 7:30PM to 9PM.
Head over to the pub afterward to socialize with other filmmakers!
Where
Seattle Open Arts Place
1406 18th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98122
When
Tuesday, April 29th / 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased here.
Additional Details
Please bring videos on a standard Windows or Mac-compatible thumb drive.
Preferred format: MP4 or MOV files, compressed H.264
Ideal video specs:
Resolution: 1080p or 720p
Frame Rates: 23.976, 24, 29.97, 30, 59.94, or 60
Subtitles (optional): Superimposed on the video
We will try to accommodate all types of video formats, but if we are unable to play the video we will skip it.
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at Seattle Open Arts Place (formerly 18th & Union) to talk and have drinks! Around 9:30PM - 10PM we’ll head over to Neighbor Lady Public House (1133 24th Ave Unit Q, Seattle, WA 98122) to hang some more.
Locals Only - #16
What
LOCALS ONLY is a recurring presentation of local short films presented by the Seattle Film Society. Each month, SFS curates an intimate lineup of high-quality films from local independent filmmakers and showcases them for a community of filmmakers and film lovers. Screenings include in-depth Q&A’s with the filmmakers, as well as the opportunity to engage with the broader Seattle filmmaking community.
Where
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
When
Wednesday, April 23rd / 7:30pm - 9:30pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased soon at here.
Films
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at NW Film Forum to talk and have drinks! Around 9:30PM - 10PM we’ll head over to a nearby bar to hang some more.
Locals Only - #15
What
LOCALS ONLY is a recurring presentation of local short films presented by the Seattle Film Society. Each month, SFS curates an intimate lineup of high-quality films from local independent filmmakers and showcases them for a community of filmmakers and film lovers. Screenings include in-depth Q&A’s with the filmmakers, as well as the opportunity to engage with the broader Seattle filmmaking community. We’re proud to partner with Seattle Open Arts Place (formerly 18th & Union) as our screening venue for this event!
Where
Seattle Open Arts Place
1406 18th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98122
When
Thursday, March 27th / 7:30pm - 9:30pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased soon at seattleopenartsplace.org
Films
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at Seattle Open Arts Place to talk and have drinks! Around 9:30PM - 10PM we’ll head over to Neighbor Lady Public House (1133 24th Ave Unit Q, Seattle, WA 98122) to hang some more.
Open Screen #2
What
An open mic night for Washington filmmakers!
Need feedback on your latest cinematic masterpiece? Want to share some embarrassing home videos from your youth? Searching for a place where strangers will watch videos of your dog on the big screen? Come on out!
Seattle Open Screen is connecting filmmakers of all levels by showing any film (ten minutes or less) on the big screen here at Seattle Open Arts Place! Films screen on a first-come first-screen basis, so get here early!
Doors at 7PM and screening from 7:30PM to 9PM.
Head over to the pub afterward to socialize with other filmmakers!
Where
Seattle Open Arts Place
1406 18th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98122
When
Monday, March 17th / 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased here.
Additional Details
Please bring videos on a standard Windows or Mac-compatible thumb drive.
Preferred format: MP4 or MOV files, compressed H.264
Ideal video specs:
Resolution: 1080p or 720p
Frame Rates: 23.976, 24, 29.97, 30, 59.94, or 60
Subtitles (optional): Superimposed on the video
We will try to accommodate all types of video formats, but if we are unable to play the video we will skip it.
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at Seattle Open Arts Place (formerly 18th & Union) to talk and have drinks! Around 9:30PM - 10PM we’ll head over to Neighbor Lady Public House (1133 24th Ave Unit Q, Seattle, WA 98122) to hang some more.
Locals Only - #14
What
LOCALS ONLY is a recurring presentation of local short films presented by the Seattle Film Society. Each month, SFS curates an intimate lineup of high-quality films from local independent filmmakers and showcases them for a community of filmmakers and film lovers. Screenings include in-depth Q&A’s with the filmmakers, as well as the opportunity to engage with the broader Seattle filmmaking community. We’re proud to partner with Seattle Open Arts Place (formerly 18th & Union) as our screening venue for this event!
Where
Seattle Open Arts Place (formerly 18th and Union)
1406 18th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98122
When
Thursday, February 27th / 7:30pm - 9:30pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased at seattleopenartsplace.org
Films
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at Seattle Open Arts Place to talk and have drinks! Around 9:30PM - 10PM we’ll head over to Neighbor Lady Public House (1133 24th Ave Unit Q, Seattle, WA 98122) to hang some more.
Open Screen #1
What
An open mic night for Washington filmmakers!
Need feedback on your latest cinematic masterpiece? Want to share some embarrassing home videos from your youth? Searching for a place where strangers will watch videos of your dog on the big screen? Come on out!
Seattle Open Screen is connecting filmmakers of all levels by showing any film (ten minutes or less) on the big screen here at Seattle Open Arts Place (formerly 18th & Union)! Films screen on a first-come first-screen basis, so get here early!
Doors at 7PM and screening from 7:30PM to 9PM.
Head over to the pub afterward to socialize with other filmmakers!
Where
Seattle Open Arts Place (formerly 18th & Union)
1406 18th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98122
When
Monday, February 10th / 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased here.
Additional Details
Please bring videos on a standard Windows or Mac-compatible thumb drive.
Preferred format: MP4 or MOV files, compressed H.264
Ideal video specs:
Resolution: 1080p or 720p
Frame Rates: 23.976, 24, 29.97, 30, 59.94, or 60
Subtitles (optional): Superimposed on the video
We will try to accommodate all types of video formats, but if we are unable to play the video we will skip it.
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at Seattle Open Arts Place (formerly 18th & Union) to talk and have drinks! Around 9:30PM - 10PM we’ll head over to Neighbor Lady Public House (1133 24th Ave Unit Q, Seattle, WA 98122) to hang some more.
Locals Only - #13
SOLD OUT!
What
LOCALS ONLY is a recurring presentation of local short films presented by the Seattle Film Society. Each month, SFS curates an intimate lineup of high-quality films from local independent filmmakers and showcases them for a community of filmmakers and film lovers. Screenings include in-depth Q&A’s with the filmmakers, as well as the opportunity to engage with the broader Seattle filmmaking community. We’re proud to partner with Seattle Open Arts Place (formerly 18th & Union) as our screening venue for this event!
Where
Seattle Open Arts Place (formerly 18th and Union)
1406 18th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98122
When
Thursday, January 30th / 7:30pm - 9:30pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased at seattleopenartsplace.org (SOLD OUT!)
Films
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at Seattle Open Arts Place to talk and have drinks! Around 9:30PM - 10PM we’ll head over to Neighbor Lady Public House (1133 24th Ave Unit Q, Seattle, WA 98122) to hang some more.
Locals Only - #12
What
LOCALS ONLY is a recurring presentation of local short films presented by the Seattle Film Society. Each month, SFS curates an intimate lineup of high-quality films from local independent filmmakers and showcases them for a community of filmmakers and film lovers. Screenings include in-depth Q&A’s with the filmmakers, as well as the opportunity to engage with the broader Seattle filmmaking community. We’re proud to partner with 18th & Union as our screening venue for this event!
This month, we’re turning back the clock to celebrate our One Year Anniversary! Join us as we screen three of our favorite shorts from the past year of Locals Only screenings: Geena Pietromonacos’ hilarious sex comedy Impenetrable, Mikiech Nichols’ Lynchian odyssey Moron, and Britt Harris & Molly Muses’ winding road drama Wrap Me in a Sheet. Each short will be introduced by a member of our Programming team. It will be a night full of joy, friendship, and cinema and we’d love to have you there to celebrate with us!
Where
18th and Union
1406 18th Avenue, Seattle, WA, 98122
When
Wednesday, November 20th / 7:30pm - 9:30pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased at 18thandUnion.org
Films
Afters 🍻
After the screenings, SFS and the filmmakers will stay at 18th and Union to talk and have drinks! Around 9:30PM - 10PM we’ll head over to Neighbor Lady Public House (1133 24th Ave Unit Q, Seattle, WA 98122) to hang some more.
Nathan Abia Lawer-Yolar
Laura Shelly
Corbin Weitenhagen
Jasira Andrus