Join us in closing out the 49th Seattle International Film Festival with a screening of I Like Movies at SIFF Cinema Egyptian, followed by a party at MOHAI.
Sunday, May 21, 2023
Screening: 5:00 PM | SIFF Cinema Egyptian
Party: 7:30–10:30 PM| MOHAI
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Closing Night Film & Party Tickets
Entry to I Like Movies at the Egyptian and party at MOHAI, with two complimentary drink tickets and hors d'oeuvres at the party.
Regular Price: $85
Member Price: $75
Closing Night Party-Only Tickets
Want to see a different film before the party? Choose your own Closing Night movie, buy a Party-Only ticket, and we’ll see you at MOHAI!
Regular Price: $50
Member Price: $45
Enjoy a special celebratory evening that caps off an out-of-this-world festival! Mingle, dance to the galactic sounds of DJ David Lowe, and enjoy tasty bites and festive spirits (including NA options), all while supporting SIFF and our vibrant film community.
Hear from SIFF’s Executive Director Tom Mara about the organization’s exciting next chapter and how you can be a part of it—starting wtih an in-person-only opportunity to buy tickets to the Cinerama VIP Preview. There will also be a selection of silent auction items and a raffle, with proceeds directly supporting SIFF’s mission. Items include a Mount Baker Cabin Getaway, Paramount Package: THING! Festival and Club Seats, and more–and you can start bidding now.
Plus, when you donate to SIFF during the Closing Night Party, your contribution will be matched dollar for dollar up to $20,000 from SIFF Board Member, Christopher Newell.
I Like Movies
Canada | 2022 | 100 min. | Chandler Levack
In 2002 suburban Canada, a 17-year-old film aficionado with his sights set on NYU picks up a gig at a local video store where he learns what it takes to grow up and that maybe not everybody wants to hear him bloviate about Paul Thomas Anderson movies all day.
Director Chandler Levack scheduled to attend.
Bring a playable VHS tape to the screening and get a free popcorn! Tapes will be donated to the Egyptian Video Archive—the largest collection of VHS tapes in a movie theater on the West Coast. Plus, one lucky audience member will also win a goodie bag of physical media from Scarecrow Video Library.
