Launch of the West Seattle Film Forum

11 11 2009

Join us for the launch of WSFF on 11.28.09:
Slumdog Millionaire
Winner of 8 Academy Awards 2009

10:00 AM
Southwest Branch
of the Seattle Public Library
9010 35th Ave SW
View.  Snack.  Engage.  Socialize.

If you haven’t seen the film or you don’t quite remember what it was about, check out the trailer below.  Hope to see you on the 28th!


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8 responses

12 11 2009
Matthew Bohling

If I was in town, I’d be there. Looks like a great time.

12 11 2009
E.S. Koh

No worries. Many more to come.

16 11 2009
Douglas L. Hom

I’m interested but might not be able to make it on the 28th. Keep me in the loop. Will attend if I can. Thanx. DLHom

17 11 2009
E.S. Koh

Absolutely. If all things go as planned, this will be a monthly event at the SW branch of the SPL. Once the film for December is determined – and for future months for that matter, we’ll post it on this site. Hope to see you on the 28th.

28 11 2009
Cheryl

This is SO great (glad to found the link via the WSB). Will definitely be checking back for Dec & future months. Cheers!

28 11 2009
E.S. Koh

Absolutely! We would love to have you join us in December and beyond! We had a great discussion today after Slumdog Millionaire. Looking forward to meeting you in person. Yes, stay tuned… and please spread the word!

3 12 2009
Peter Beeson

An extraordinary group of individuals made the watching of Slumdog a truly meaningful experience. The camaraderie, warm and thought provoking discussion – all spectacular. Venue amazing, snacks and lunch wow, wow, wow – thrilled and delighted to spend my morning with a group of very hip, very sharp, very smart people. Looking forward to the next one!

17 12 2009
brianfromwa

I was a pretty big fan of the group as well. This was the second time watching the movie for me. I was amazed that, as much as I learned from watching it the second time, I got a lot more from the insight and experiences of the pretty eclectic group of people.

Who’d’a thunk that movie elements and themes discussed through different cultural and social lenses could flesh out common inclinations and a sense that, for all of the molds we try to stuff ourselves into, there is a lot more that is common among us than we realize sometimes? It’s fascinating to me.

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