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Alki Beach Pride, music fests, comedy, more happening in Seattle this weekend

Alki Beach Pride, music fests, comedy, more happening in Seattle this weekend
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Kitsap Regional Library prepares to kick off summer reading, learning challenge

Kitsap Regional Library prepares to kick off summer reading, learning challenge Kitsap Regional Library © Contributed / Kitsap Regional Library Elsa McDougall, 8, Lily McDougall 12, Piers McDougall, 14, and father Nick McDougall show off T-shirts from Kitsap Regional Library s Summer Learning program. This summer, get ready to explore more. Every year, June 1 through Aug. 31, Kitsap Regional Library puts on a celebration of Summer Learning for Kitsap residents. This summer, get started with a printed activity book available at any library branch, or connect online at KRL.org/summer. One of the goals of Summer Learning is to encourage kids to read and learn all summer long, avoiding learning loss common during summer break and setting them up for success as they enter the next grade. To inspire a lifelong love of learning, Summer Learning features interest-based activities, community events and prizes. By including ac

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Miami Film Festival 2021 Guide: Apples, The Pink Cloud, Mogul Mowgli, Cortex

In addition to the films, keep an eye out for special virtual presentations with Almodóvar, Oscar contender Riz Ahmed, and recent Golden Globe winner Andra Day. And don t sleep on getting a ticket to one of the festival’s best additions in recent years, the Knight Heroes talk. This year’s series focuses on four accomplished female filmmakers in conversation: Radha Blank, Gina Prince-Bythewood, Adele Romanski, and Amy Seimetz. But, of course, this is a film festival, after all. So here are four movies worth checking out either virtually or in-person. Apples Director Christos Nikou proved prophetic with his enigmatic and intriguing feature debut,

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Sundance 2021: The 12 best fiction films we saw at the festival

Human Factors. Klemens Hufnagl/Sundance Institute This year’s Sundance Film Festival was like no other. Thanks to the ongoing pandemic, the usual red-carpet premieres were replaced by at-home streaming supplemented by screenings at a handful of small venues and drive-ins around the country. That’s not the way most attendees preferred to experience the movies, of course. But the festival’s 2021 selections were still true to the spirit of Sundance, which fosters independent cinema and innovative voices: They served up exciting stories from around the world, mostly of the kind that Hollywood often skips over. The fiction films that made it to Sundance in this weird year ranged from thrillers to dramas to heartwarming comedies; soon, many of them will be (or already have been) bought by distributors and streaming services.

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How the 2021 Sundance Film Festival reflected the Covid-19 pandemic

Courtesy of Sundance Institute Early in 2020, when we still had hope that the spread of Covid-19 would be suppressed in a few weeks or months and we’d be back to our lives in short order, film critics joked about what the 2021 Sundance Film Festival selection would be like. Dramas about parents trapped at home with their kids for a few weeks and having a personal revelation. Quirky romances between quarantined roommates. Zoom-mediated comedies. That sort of thing. Back then, nobody dared think the festival itself would be held online it was too hard to imagine. But by fall the (wise) decision was made to make most of Sundance 2021 a virtual affair, with a little bit of satellite programming at small theaters and drive-ins around the country. I wondered, when I heard that announcement, how much “quarancinema” could really make its way into the lineup or address the situation, given the length of time it takes to write, shoot, and create a film.

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