Film
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Cruella reportedly features Disney’s first prominent gay character
Early critics impressions suggest Cruella is "wildly entertaining" and includes Disney's first prominent out gay character
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Watch: The first trailer for ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ starring Ben Platt
The trailer for the film adaptaion of the hit musical reveals a Ben Platt who looks significantly younger than his 27 years.
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Movie Review: Sequin in a Blue Room
The tale of a young gay teen's obsession with sex takes a dark turn in Samuel Van Grinsven's debut feature
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Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse review: Michael B. Jordan’s muscle-baring thriller
Michael B. Jordan flexes his guns and gravitas as a Navy SEAL out for vengeance in Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse.
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Oscar-nominated “A Love Song for Latasha” is a moving portrait of Latasha Harlins
Netflix documentary blends memory with poetry in remembering the killing of 15-year old Latasha Harlins
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Daniel Armando’s gay drama “A Boy Like That” explores unequal power dynamics
A gay acting teacher fixates on a teen who reminds him of his first love in Daniel Armando's sensitive drama "A Boy Like That."
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Oscars 2021 predictions: Who will scoop the night’s biggest prizes?
And the winner is... still up for grabs as we predict which promising Oscar nominees will finally slam the door on 2020
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Moffie review: Gay South African military drama misses the mark
Tension and testosterone dominate the handsomely-produced but short-sighted South African gay soldier drama "Moffie."
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Sam Harris finds the spotlight in ‘Ham: A Musical Memoir’
Singer and Broadway star plays himself in the joyful and revealing show
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Bethesda Film Fest offers free screening access to seven documentaries
Films by area filmmakers include GayBash doc "Lipstick and Leather."
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Godzilla vs. Kong: Review
With Godzilla vs. Kong, we come for the smash-fest, not the artful nuance, and we get the fight of the century.
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The DC Independent Film Festival presents the best of indie film
DCIFF presents the best of indie film now, while innovating for a future beyond film festivals.
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Stephen Kijak’s “Shoplifters of the World” is inspired by a Smiths urban legend
"Shoplifters of the World" unites lovers of The Smiths around friendship, romance, and '80s nostalgia.
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New documentary “Where Love Lives” celebrates the importance of nightlife and club culture
Queer-friendly, globe-trotting party Glitterbox takes center stage, along with those who made it iconic
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DC’s Environmental Film Festival embraces an opportunity to reach a global audience
The 29th edition of The Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital is making the most of virtual screenings
