The Fever of ‘57 premiere in Seattle
May 30, 2007 at 2:33 pm | In chatty, out and about, washington | 2 CommentsI’m very pleased to announce that a new documentary, The Fever of ‘57 (based on my father-in-law Paul’s excellent book, Sputnik: The Shock of the Century) is premiering at the Seattle International Film Festival this weekend. Andrew and I are going up for the Friday premiere and staying for the encore on Sunday, too. If you’re around, please join us at one of the shows:
Friday, June 1 at the SIFF Cinema, 7:00 pm
Sunday, June 3 at the Neptune Theatre, 11:00 am
Sputnik in orbit in 1957
Paul will also be at both screenings, along with the director, David Hoffman, and there will be a Q&A afterwards. I also spotted this interview with David Hoffman, which Zee Grega posted on Metroblogging Seattle this morning.
On the crafty side of things, I’m also excited to check out the art show at McLeod and see my friends Maggie, Daphne and Karen. I love Seattle, and I haven’t been up there in forever! If there’s anything else I better check out, let me know…
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I’m sure there are lots of good new things to check out, but the only one coming to mind at the moment is my favorite new store, The Quilting Loft (see also: http://crankyisgood.livejournal.com/497592.html).
Comment by Daphne — May 30, 2007 #
[...] on my father-in-law Paul Dickson’s book Sputnik: The Shock of the Century. I saw it at the Seattle world premiere last summer and just loved it. It’s showing for the next two weeks, so if you’re in or [...]
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