The Dark Side of SIFF!
Learn about this year's lineup of less proper, wilder, amped up Midnight Adrenaline programming. Sneak Midnight Movie , Another Gay Movie , Destricted , The District , Evil Aliens , Frostbite , Isolation and Terkel in Trouble deliver plenty of Swedish vampires, mad cows, evil aliens and more... What else would you be doing on Friday and Saturday nights during SIFF anyway? Sleeping??

The Seattle Channel's Nancy Guppy drops in at the 2006 Seattle International Film Festival Opening Night Gala, where she rubbed shoulders with the famous and infamous. Watch and see who she ran in to!

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SIFF's celebration of Seattle Filmmaking held this year at The Big Picture, featuring comments from local filmmakers and Festival guests.

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SIFF welcomed director Rick Stevenson and actor Robert Guthrie for the Seattle premire of Expiration Date.

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SIFF's opening weekend Gala at the Seattle Hilton followed a sold out screening of A Prairie Home Companion at the Neptune Theatre.

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Director Neil Burger and actress Jessica Biel were in town to celebrate the Opening Night of the 2006 Seattle International Film Festival, with a screening of The Illusionist followed by a Gala reception.

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SIFF members were treated to a special members-only preview on May 10, getting an advance peek at our schedule. The preview included viewing trailers of festival films, discussions with SIFF programmers about their picks of the fest, and a special fashion show of the new SIFF merchandise.

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