Film
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Killer Sleep: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari gets a singular score
Tom Teasley crafts a unique score for the silent masterpiece The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
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An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth To Power
Al Gore's followup to his landmark "An Inconvenient Truth" paints a more optimistic picture of the future
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Sundance winner “Step” screens at Landmark’s Bethesda Row
It's set against the backdrop of the Black Lives Matter movement and the death of Freddie Gray
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“195 Lewis” follows a black, queer and polyamorous couple
Rae Leone Allen and Yaani Supreme's dramedy screens as part of RA Xtra
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Check It, which follows America’s first gay gang, screens at Anacostia Arts Center
The documentary Check It is a "a unique, charismatic, cinematic" slice of D.C.'s African-American LGBTQ youth
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Review: Atomic Blonde is thin on plot but heavy on incredible action
Charlize Theron kicks butt and takes names in an action-packed fever dream of Cold War pulp fiction
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Review: Dunkirk – Gripping from start to finish
Packed with harrowing suspense and relentless action, Christopher Nolan's war epic "Dunkirk" twists the knife deeply
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Review: “War for the Planet of the Apes” is absurd and boring
The (presumed) final installment of the latest "Planet of the Apes" series is a plodding, lumbering, insulting bore
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Review: Spider-Man Homecoming
The exhilarating new Spider-Man swings Peter Parker into a full-throttle growth spurt financed by Tony Stark
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John Waters’ “Multiple Maniacs” screens at AFI Silver Theatre
Unavailable for decades, AFI will show John Waters' gloriously grotesque second feature
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Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing screens at Lincoln Theatre
Do The Right Thing introduced the world to both Martin Lawrence and Rosie Perez
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A Clockwork Orange screens at Arlington Cinema N’ Drafthouse
One of the most powerful films about the evils of society ever made
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Review: “Kiki” should be required viewing
Sara Jordenö's Kiki offers a beautiful, frank look into the lives of LGBTQ people of color in Harlem's ballroom scene
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Review: “It Comes At Night” builds tension without any payoff
A family fends off a deadly menace in a slow-paced thriller that quickly gets lost in the woods
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Paris is Burning at the Mary Pickford Theater
Legendary documentary screens on June 2
