Film
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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
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Review: “Wojnarowicz: F**k You F*ggot F**ker”
"Wojnarowicz: F**k You F*ggot F**ker" speaks through the late artist's work to illustrate his fiery life and times
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Review: “Boys on Film 21: Beautiful Secret” celebrates acting boldly and loving fearlessly
"Boys on Film 21: Beautiful Secret" unspools a collection of defiant gay shorts from Europe, the UK, and Down Under
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Spotlight: Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse’s Special Screenings
Enjoy "Bridesmaid Brunch" and "Trainwreck Beer Night" at Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse
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Review: DJ documentary ‘Underplayed’ moves to an unsteady beat
Stacey Lee makes a solid case for the women breaking down barriers in EDM, but leaves viewers waiting for the drop
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Coming 2 America review: Eddie Murphy returns for a surprisingly fresh sequel
Girl power reigns in "Coming 2 America," Eddie Murphy's enjoyable sequel to one of his biggest '80s hits
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Streaming service Lesflicks showcases lesbian, queer, and bi women on-screen
Streaming service has nurtured an online community with a growing list of films and series featuring lesbian, queer, and bi women
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‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’ review: Jazz legend biopic hits a bum note
God bless the ambition of "The United States vs. Billie Holiday," but the fevered drama is still a miss
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Reel Affirmations streams Ryan Spahn’s ‘Nora Highland’ for 24 hours only starting Feb. 26
Spahn's magnificent film tackles the issue of why LGBTQ actors are often passed over for LGBTQ roles.
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Spotlight: Fortune Feimster on ‘Barb and Star’ and podcast ‘Sincerely Fortune’
Fortune Feimster is part of the polished comic ensemble who make "Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar" shine
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The World to Come review: Achingly predictable, insufferably affected lesbian drama
"The World to Come" aims to be a lesbian version of Brokeback Mountain. It is nothing of the sort.
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Judas and the Black Messiah: Daniel Kaluuya is magnetic as Black Panther Fred Hampton
"Judas and the Black Messiah" delivers a fierce portrait of a man, his movement, and the forces that aligned to bring him down
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Fisher Stevens based Palmer’s gender non-conforming child on his nephew
For Palmer's Fisher Stevens, the story of an ex-con who bonds with a gender non-conforming kid was one that needed telling
