The screening will feature audio descriptions and be followed by a talk with Anthony Doerr, the book’s author, and Shawn Levy, who directed the Netflix limited series.

The film highlights successful entrepreneurs in the cannabis business, but also addresses the pitfalls of the District’s challenging situation for sales.

From the fraught cannabis market to a local Black NASCAR driver, the DC Black Film Festival highlights local issues and artists.

This years swath of outdoor movie series feature themes around our favorite villains, action movies galore, and So. Many. Chances. to see “Moana.”

A new documentary is exploring the decades-long connection between D.C. culture and the iconic sneaker.

Watch out on your left, these Marvel superheroes (or villains) may be coming to D.C. soon.

The pieces look right at home in the Afrofuturistic world of the blockbuster film. 

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.

The film festival is back in-person in Northwest D.C. and running films from 16 countries — and there’s also a virtual component for those who’d rather watch at home.

“Barry Farm: Community, Land and Justice in Washington, DC,” premiering free this weekend, comes at a critical point for the Ward 8 neighborhood.