Film
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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
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Wonder Woman (review): Gal Gadot shines in Diana’s origin story
Superhero cinema finally welcomes Wonder Woman in a mildly ambitious, action-packed solo feature
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Gods and Monster: Alien Covenant (review)
With Alien: Covenant, Ridley Scott answers the question, which came first, the facehugger or the egg?
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Washington Jewish Film Festival presents a ‘Rated LGBTQ’ series
Popular Jewish film festival kicks off this weekend
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Review: Snatched
Goldie Hawn's back and Amy Schumer's got her in the uproarious action-comedy Snatched
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Review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is bigger and brighter, but not necessarily better
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Valley of the Dolls Screening and Art Show at Miss Pixie’s
Marti Jones Dixon showcases art based on the classic novel and cult film
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Robert Sherman’s “In Search of Israeli Cuisine” at Landmark
A portrait of Israeli people, told through food
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Hump Day: Dan Savage’s Hump! Film Fest returns
A number of LGBTQ films on offer at the avant garde homemade pornography festival
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Queer youth gang doc “Check It” screens at FilmFest DC
Documentary follows the members of a gang formed to fight back against anti-LGBTQ violence
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Filmfest DC brings 60 features, documentaries and shorts to AMC Mazza Gallerie
The festival opens with Lucas Belvaux's This Is Our Land, a timely tale about the appeal of populism
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Library of Congress to screen every episode of Queer as Folk
It's the British original, not the American remake
