The lyrical images from burner Roy Two Thousand's "Lake of Dreams" make fears about cyclonic dust storms, 24-hour drum circles and forced “sharing” fade away.
From mainstream to esoterica, the Seattle Channel's broadcast of Northwest Film Forum cinephiles dissecting movies is worth the occasional awkwardness.
The filmmakers' hearts are in their right places. But were their subjects' heads somewhere that they could make reasonable decisions about participating?
