Seattle Tacoma, WA, November 3, 2026 — Seattle and Tacoma are set to host a variety of film events and festivals throughout November, offering local audiences diverse cinematic experiences. Information compiled by The Stranger highlights several key screenings and venues participating in the month-long celebration of film.

The programming includes a range of titles catering to different tastes. Among the featured films are SECS Fest 2026, a notable event for film enthusiasts. Classic cinema enthusiasts can look forward to screenings of ‘Auntie Mame’ and ‘My Night at Maud’s.’ Additionally, the lineup includes showings of ‘The Witch’ and ‘Late Autumn,’ promising a selection that spans various genres and eras of filmmaking.

These cinematic offerings will be accessible across several prominent local venues. SIFF Cinemas, a well-known hub for independent and international films, will host a portion of the events. The Northwest Film Forum, dedicated to showcasing independent, experimental, and international cinema, is also a key location for these November film activities. Beacon Cinema is another venue listed as part of the month’s film festival circuit.

Specific dates and times for each screening were not detailed in the provided summary, but the scope of events suggests a busy month for film lovers in the Seattle-Tacoma region. The Stranger’s report points to a robust schedule designed to engage the community with both new and established cinematic works. The full details regarding the schedule and any associated festival passes or ticket information would typically be available through the respective venue websites or The Stranger’s publication.

Story summarized from the original created by Julianne Bell, Charles Mudede, and Audrey Vann on www.thestranger.com, see more information here.

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