Film
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Film Review: “Summer of 85” unfurls a gay love story with sinister overtones
An idyllic gay summer romance turns sour in François Ozon's tempestuous ode to the "Summer of 85"
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Documentary “Mary J. Blige’s My Life” bares the powerful life story behind a career-defining album
Mary J. Blige bares the powerful life story behind a career-defining album in a new documentary on Amazon
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The Birdcage screens during Pride month to celebrate 25th anniversary
Classic gay comedy screens June 27-29 at area theaters
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DC Shorts Laughs 2021 offers 16 films in all-virtual lineup
This year's Laughs lineup goes beyond the light and lighthearted to encompass the somber and the surreal
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Reel Affirmations toasts Pride and queer filmmakers with a special festival offshoot
DC Pride Film Fest closes Pride month with seven films from LGBTQ creatives.
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AFI DOCS Film Festival returns with a world-class slate of premieres
This year's festival offers a mix of virtual and in-person events and the world premiere of "Naomi Osaka"
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Film Review: The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard
It's a ridiculously small, small world in the busy action-comedy follow-up "The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard"
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Film Review: ‘Luca’ is one of Pixar’s most joyful, unapologetically animated romps
"Luca" is a relaxed, breezy tale of the endurance of true friendship
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Sunset Cinema at The Wharf screens Aquaman, Best in Show, Girls Trip and more
Films will be projected onto a 20-foot screen at the central Transit Pier every Thursday evening
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Stephanie Beatriz brings queer representation to ‘In the Heights’ and bids farewell to ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’
In the Heights star Stephanie Beatriz tells us something we don’t know about the joys of disappearing into character.
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‘Sublet’ review: Gay drama struggles to make a connection
So subtle is the romantic feeling in the Tel Aviv-set gay drama "Sublet," that you might not feel a thing
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Tig Notaro jumps from comedy to action star with Netflix’s ‘Army of the Dead’
Tig Notaro's burst of fame in Star Trek: Discovery and Netflix’s Army of the Dead finds her enjoying an unexpected ride.
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Road Head review: Sharp, witty gay horror with a gruesome climax
Deadpan gay horror-comedy "Road Head" is, somewhat surprisingly, the right amount of racy, silly, and scary
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Trans wrestler Mack Beggs fights for recognition in Hulu’s new doc “Changing the Game”
Conservatives barred trans teen Mack Beggs from wrestling as a boy in high school. Hulu's "Changing the Game" recounts his story.
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Cruella review: A hyperbolic, hyperactive fashion fail
Disney's origin story for Cruella de Vil is a pointless, overblown waste of two hours and fifteen minutes.
