Just Think of SIFF as eHarmony for Film

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For the Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF), which runs till June 17, SIFF and WONGDOODY join forces to launch Find True Film, a marketing effort that pairs users up with ideal genres.

See the campaign ads. They are kind of cute but also very MTV, which takes the edge off. We do dig the retro feel, though.

* Coquettish Medusa

* Chivalrous Grim

* Ramen (because nothing says “I love you” like false premises and consequent ingestion)

Find True Film suggested Adrants take a laxative and sit for an action flick, so now it’s time for Fight Club and Ex-Lax. We’ll tell you whether it’s a winner.

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