A new documentary is exploring the decades-long connection between D.C. culture and the iconic sneaker.
The film, running as part of the Reel Affirmations Film Festival in D.C. this weekend, highlights a lesser-known facet of the 1980s LGBTQ+ scene.
“Barry Farm: Community, Land and Justice in Washington, DC,” premiering free this weekend, comes at a critical point for the Ward 8 neighborhood.
This year’s fest includes nearly five dozen films from 11 different countries, and the majority of them are directed by women.
The compact but dense festival runs from October 19-22.
The series begins with the Washington-area premiere of director Michael Moore’s Where To Invade Next. Moore will also come to town for a post-screening discussion.
AFI Docs always has a good selection of music docs. Here’s what to check out this year.
Two films playing at this year’s AFI Docs caters to your inner foodie.
It’s that time of the year again: AFI Docs, the documentary festival formally known as Silverdocs. Here’s what to see.
A selective guide to some of the features screening at the festival this weekend. Tickets to all screenings are $13.
