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  • UNDER ONE ROOF

    By on October 16, 2002

    Saturday, Oct. 26, 5 p.m. Lincoln Theatre, $9 Among the various sub-genres of gay romance films, there are a few prominent strains. There...

  • THE JOURNEY TO KAFIRISTAN

    By on October 16, 2002

    Saturday, Oct. 26, 7 p.m. Lincoln Theatre, $9 The temptation, given recent world events, may be to seek out any film that crosses the beguiling...

  • THE TRIP

    By on October 16, 2002

    Saturday, Oct. 26, 9 p.m. Lincoln Theatre, $9 “I don't want you to be with me because of some drunken encounter,” says the liberal and...

  • THE LARAMIE PROJECT

    By on October 16, 2002

    Sunday, Oct. 27, NOON Lincoln Theatre, Free The Laramie Project is one of those low-profile films that every big shot actor wants a piece of....

  • FOR MEN ONLY

    By on October 16, 2002

    Sunday, Oct. 27, 2 p.m. Lincoln Theatre, $9 At last, a collection of shorts worth almost every moment of your time. In Ian...

  • ZUS & ZO

    By on October 16, 2002

    Sunday, Oct. 27, 4 p.m. Lincoln Theatre, $9 Even the most progressive, tolerant families probably wouldn't mind if a gay member decided to...

  • A WOMAN'S HELLUVA THING

    By on October 16, 2002

    Sunday, Oct. 27, 6 p.m. Lincoln Theatre, $10 The closing night films for Reel Affirmations tend to be powerful dramatic affairs, frequently offering a richness...

  • Truly Yours

    By on October 16, 2002

    Dear Lena,      I feel I've screwed up big time. I've been seeing a guy for several months, rather seriously. We've had some good times...

  • Bob Mould

    By on October 9, 2002

    Bob Mould has never been easy to categorize. When he fronted the trailblazing alternative band Hüsker Dü from 1979 to 1987, it wasn't exactly punk...

  • Dragon Ire

    By on October 9, 2002

    Why can't we be friends? Hopkins and Norton.      Red Dragon, the third film to feature Anthony Hopkins as Dr. Hannibal Lecter, that oh-so-cultured and...

  • French Connection

    By on October 9, 2002

    High Society: Cofield, Williamson, Redmond and Emerson (Photo by Scott Suchman)      Control and confidence are the hallmarks of Arena Stage's new production of The...

  • Soundwaves

    By on October 9, 2002

    DJ Tony Moran Party Groove: Hotlanta Centaur Records DJ David DePino Dance for Life: West End Records Celebrates LIFEbeat's 10th Anniversary West End Records Most...

  • Hearsay

    By on October 9, 2002

    Lizard Lounge slithers into an alternate universe… Feint caters to the indie rock queer boy… Who was that spotted at The Crew Club?… Faced with...

  • Film Follies

    By on October 9, 2002

    Imagine Mystery Science Theater 3000, the show that finds two smartass robots and their human sidekick cracking wise while watching some of the worst films...

  • Home Sweet Home

    By on October 9, 2002

    War is hell -- especially when you're particularly fond of the enemy. No, I'm not talking about al Qaeda or Iraq. I mean the war...

  • The Attractions of Bret Easton Ellis

    By on October 9, 2002

    ''I think Roger Avery is an incredibly stylish director -- I'm really lucky to have gotten him to turn this book into a movie. ''...

  • AIDS Walk's Last Stand?

    By on October 2, 2002

    September 1992. As thousands of marchers wend their way through Washington's streets, the clouds that had started the morning a bit ominously break apart for...

  • Chemical Warfare

    By on October 2, 2002

    At the security checkpoint, a man in a windbreaker asks you to remove your jacket, your shoes and your hat. You lift your arms parallel...

  • Hearsay

    By on October 2, 2002

    A ramble by any other name is a ramble that begins at Ziegfeld's, travels to Chaos, bounces back to Velvet and then BodySmith, before winding...

  • Cornpone

    By on October 2, 2002

    The blahs and the greys: Witherspoon, Dempsey and Bergen You'd think the producers of a movie named after one of Lynyrd Skynyrd's most popular songs...