Film
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Reel Affirmations presents “Pushing Dead” this Friday Night
Screening is followed by discussion with film's director by Metro Weekly editor Randy Shulman
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“Arrival” and “Nocturnal Animals” reviews: Amy Adams is spectacular
Amy Adams anchors two new films, one in which she encounters aliens, the other in which her very existence has turned alien
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“Women Who Kill” plays Reel Affirmations Xtra
Reel Affirmations presents Ingrid Jungermann’s comedy
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Spotlight: Alexandria Film Festival
The Alexandria film festival runs to Sunday, Nov. 13, with two LGBT films of interest
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Spotlight: Being 17 is a French gay coming of age film
More than two decades after Wild Reeds, Andre Techine, one of France’s most celebrated modern filmmakers, offers another lyrical exploration of adolescent sexual awakening in...
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Doctor Who? Marvel’s Doctor Strange (Review)
Doctor Strange is a mind-bendingly magical origin story that manages to be just bizarre enough to stand out
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Amazing Grace: Moonlight (review)
Packed with simmering emotional resonance, Moonlight is, without question, the finest motion picture of the year
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“King Cobra” star Garrett Clayton doesn’t want to discuss his sexuality
"I just don’t think it’s pertinent to talk about my personal life."
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October Surprise: Reel Affirmations 2016 closes with “King Cobra”
Reel Affirmations returns to its fall berth, with a just-announced closing film sure to generate buzz: King Cobra
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Miss Peregrine’s School for Peculiar Children (review): Go to Hogwarts instead
Tim Burton's latest is not peculiar enough
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DC Shorts returns to celebrate the art of short film
The DC Shorts Film Festival celebrates the art of brevity.
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6 LGBT short films you need to see at DC Shorts 2016
Pink Boy, Seeking: Jack Tripper, Spoilers, Spunkle, These C*cksucking Tears, and Vessels cover almost every aspect of the queer experience
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Report: “Pervasive and systematic” lack of diversity in Hollywood
Study finds women, LGBT people and minorities are significantly underrepresented in the film industry
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Mark Ruffalo responds after casting Matt Bomer as trans sex worker
Trans people have blasted the decision on Twitter
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Sausage Party (review): Audacious, but juvenile
Sausage Party is funny, but one wonders what South Park's Matt Stone and Trey Parker could have done with the idea
