Film
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Middleburg Film Festival is this weekend!
Call Me By Your Name is among the top picks at the Virginia festival
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Review: Chadwick Boseman shines in “Marshall”
With Marshall, Chadwick Boseman adds to his growing roster of laudable turns playing American historical giants
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Review: God’s Own Country is an absolute must-see
The gay romantic powerhouse "God's Own Country" is the movie "Brokeback Mountain" should have been
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Armie Hammer responds to “depravity” of Call Me By Your Name’s age gap
One Twitter user isn't happy with the age difference in the upcoming gay film, but Hammer quickly shut him down
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(Spoiler-Free) Review: Blade Runner 2049 is the greatest sequel in cinema history
Smart, thrilling, emotionally potent, Blade Runner 2049 uses the original as a launching pad and soars beyond the stars
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Powerful trans rights doc “Raising Zoey” screens at HRC Equality Center
Documents teenage trans activist Zoey Luna's fight to be recognized by her school
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Billie Jean King takes on Bobby Riggs in Battle of the Sexes (review)
Emma Stone dazzles as tennis champ Billie Jean King who bested Bobby Riggs in a '70s stunt match that turned iconic
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Capital Classics: “North By Northwest” screens at Landmark’s West End Cinema
Capital Classics, the new hump-day film series at Landmark’s recently refurbished West End Cinema, offers a screening of the fourth and final pairing between director...
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An Evening With Bernard-Henri Lévy at Washington Jewish Film Festival
A discussion with the renowned French philosopher, writer and filmmaker
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Review: Mother! is hilarious, horrifying and preposterous
It's torture being married to an artist in Darren Aronofsky's wacky psychological horror spectacle "Mother!"
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DC Shorts Film Festival kicks off September 7
For 14 years, the DC Shorts Film Festival has celebrated the art of short filmmaking
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Review: ‘It’ delivers frightening imagery and taut suspense
"It" unearths the monsters -- real and imagined -- that prey on a small town's innocence
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Review: Every LGBTQ film at this year’s DC Shorts Festival
Growing up gay, coming out trans, and gloriously overbearing mothers are included in this year's DC Shorts LGBTQ Showcase
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The Hitman’s Bodyguard is unrelentingly entertaining (review)
Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson riff and rumble in a nimble, old-school action-comedy.
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Reel Affirmations presents The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson
David France examines the extraordinary life of beloved "street queen" Marsha P. Johnson
