Gus Van Sant, in town for the SIFF Seminar, Independent Directions, pictured on stage at the Egyptian
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Relive the 16th Seattle International Film Festival. Read key details, flip through the full Festival catalog, see photos and other media, and find a full list of feature-length films presented at the 1990 Seattle International Film Festival.
Dates: May 16–June 10, 1990
Number of Days: 26
Venues: Capitol Hill Cinemas, Egyptian Theatre, 5th Avenue Theatre, Harvard Exit Theatre
Opening Night: Chicago Joe and the Showgirl at 5th Avenue Theatre
Closing Night: Love Hurts at Egyptian Theatre
Tribute: Stanley Donen
Photos
Gus Van Sant, in town for the SIFF Seminar, Independent Directions, pictured on stage at the Egyptian
Director, Richard Linklater (second from right), poses with others from his film, Slacker, in the Harvard Exit lobby
Actor, River Phoenix (second from right), in Seattle for the 16th Seattle International Film Festival
Harvard Exit Theatre, a SIFF venue starting in 1989, announcing the upcoming 16th Seattle International Film Festival
Best Film
Pump Up The Volume (dir. Allan Moyle, USA)
Best Director
Denys Arcand (Jesus of Montreal, Canada)
Best Actress
Rebecca Jenkins (Bye Bye Blues)
Best Actor
Michael Rooker (Henry, Portrait of a Serial Killer)
Best Short
Knickknack (dir. John Lasseter, USA)
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Archival Treasures - included Cabiria, A Woman of Affairs, The House on Trubnaya Square, Sign of the Cross
Golden Space Needle Awards
Gone with the Mind–The Midniters - included Basket Case II, Chopper Chicks in Zombietown, Circuitry Man, Class of 1999, The Feebles, Night Angel, Pedi-Cab Driver, Terminal City Ricochet
Poster Auction
The Secret Festival
Seminar: Independent Directors - seminar guests included Percy Adlon, Martin Donovan, Bobby Roth, Gus Van Sant
The Terence Davies Trilogy - included the short films Children, Madonna and Child, Death and Transfiguration
A Tribute to Stanley Donen - included Charade, Funny Face, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Singin’ in the Rain, Two for the Road