Third Eye Cinema

Third Eye Cinema

Third Eye Cinema is a quarterly film program dedicated to experimental film and direct animation. Each program features films from up and coming filmmakers along with long established legends of the field. The screenings are followed by a Q&A session with the filmmakers. 

Films are  screened in super 8, 16, & 35mm there will also be a small very small amount screened on Video. If you wish to submit your work you may do so by simply sending a VHS or DVD pre screening copy of your work for consideration. Please contact Luke Sieczek for more information.

 
Third Eye Cinema
W.T.F.? Wednesdays!

When It Was Blue

Seattle Premiere

Feb 10

(Jennifer Reeves, 2008, USA, DigiBeta, 60 min)

Jennifer Reeves’s epic, years-in-the-making When It Was Blue presents an experience of a world that is both visceral and fleeting. Photographed in 16mm over many years in various waters and terrains, an elaborate montage connects diverse ecosystems spanning from the northeastern USA, to Iceland, Canada’s Pacific coast, New Zealand and Central America. 

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Third Eye Cinema
W.T.F.? Wednesdays!

O’er The Land

Seattle premiere 

Feb 17

(Deborah Stratman, 2008, USA, 16mm, 52 min)

O’er the Land is Deborah Stratman’s meditation on freedom and technological approaches to manifest destiny. She captures the marching-band battle cries of the country with a strong, controlled tone that proves its point but is also extremely playful.  

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Third Eye Cinema
Special Guests

Barbara Hammer In Person

Sponsored by Seattle Gay News

Apr 24

Barbara Hammer, on tour with her first book HAMMER! Making Movies Out of Sex and Life, presents films from four decades of work in this rare celebration at Northwest Film Forum. Films from each decade will be screened and Barbara will read short passages from her new book.

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