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About Film Club
The UW Film Club is the foremost organization for exploring film culture at the University of Washington. Each week we get together, watch a film, and discuss it and everything else going on in the entertainment world. Additionally, we program quarterly filmmaking competitions, have access to prescreenings for many of the biggest releases of the year, and provide an outlet for our UW film community. For the Winter 2020 Quarter, we meet at 7:30 PM Thursday nights in Physics-Astronomy Auditorium A114.
Latest News and Reviews
Review: ‘Vitalina Varela’ is the Best and Most Challenging Film of the Year So Far
Vitalina Varela is playing online at Northwest Film Forum from March 27th to April 10th. – Art-house cinema has its fair share of auteurs who prefer to pace their films with great patience, be it Bela Tarr, or Terrence Malick, or Andrei Tarkovsky, or any other of the long list of names of who fit …
Review: ‘The Occupant’ is a Solidly Entertaining Thriller
It’s time to rely once again on the wild card of quality that is the Netflix original movie. The Occupant (“Hogar” in its original Spanish) is the tale of one down-on-his-luck advertising executive, Javier (Javier Gutiérrez), and his obsession with his former home and the family that now lives there. As the film progresses, Javier …
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Review: ‘Lost Girls’ Brings Forward Victims, Not Killers
Lost Girls is heartbreaking, alternating between bleak reality and the bittersweet hope that comes with unwavering persistence. The film, based on a true story, follows a woman’s fight to find her missing daughter and the numerous other lost girls she finds along the way. Despite its true-crime premise, the film branches off from its genre’s …
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