Washington's movie is...

Singles

Singles is a time capsule of a distinct moment in pop culture history, when the pop music universe seemed to revolve around the grunge bands of Seattle. In chronicling the ambitions and romantic foibles of a group of Gen-Xers (including Bridget Fonda, Matt Dillon, and Campbell Scott), director Cameron Crowe also provided a handy travelogue of Washington's largest city. Featuring the distinctive coffeehouses of Capital Hill, the buzz of activity in Pikes Place Market, and the raucous, exuberant sounds of Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, and Pearl Jam (Eddie Vedder turns in a pretty hilarious cameo, and the soundtrack went platinum), Singles remains a loving tribute to one of America's most idiosyncratic cities.