All posts tagged "Film"
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Shorts List: DC Shorts celebrates 12 years of film
Now in its 12th year, the DC Shorts Film Festival continues to expand
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Take a Hike: A Walk in the Woods (review)
A Walk in the Woods is a buddy comedy gone terribly wrong
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Aged to Perfection: Grandma (review)
Grandma is a sweet yet slight comedy that benefits greatly from the presence of Lily Tomlin
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Lily Tomlin stars as a lesbian misanthrope in Grandma
Lily Tomlin stars as a self-described misanthrope, particularly embittered after a breakup with her girlfriend, in Paul Weitz’s new comedy. You can imagine how overjoyed...
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A Complete Guide to the Films in the 2015 Reel Affirmations Film Festival
A look at all the films playing in the upcoming Reel Affirmations LGBT film festival.
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Reel Affirmation’s Kimberley Bush on film festivals and queer cinema
A longtime volunteer with Reel Affirmations, Kimberley Bush is helping revive D.C.'s once mighty LGBT film festival
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Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation (Review)
The latest Mission: Impossible is proof that its star is Hollywood's most incredible showman
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Do I Sound Gay? (Review)
Do I Sound Gay? asks a lot of questions about the way gay men talk -- it just fails to answer most of them
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Roland Emmerich’s “Stonewall” dramatizes the iconic riots
Oscar-baiting film will depict the Stonewall riots that birthed the LGBT rights movement
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Oiled Up: Magic Mike XXL (Review)
Magic Mike XXL pumps up the muscles and the fun
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Deja Poo: Terminator Genisys (Review)
Terminator: Genisys pays strict homage to the original before traipsing down a senseless, incomprehensible path
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AFI Docs: Reel Stories
Michael Lumpkin, head of AFI Docs, explains why LGBT Documentaries are still important
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Review: Slow West
Great movies can inspire us to interrogate social ills, or teach us a thing or two about our beliefs. Slow West (), a not-so ordinary...
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Future Imperfect: Tomorrowland (Review)
Tomorrowland is a mess of a story that contradicts itself tonally, politically, and philosophically
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Review – Avengers: Age of Ultron
Age of Ultron is predictably excellent, even if it lacks some of the original’s brilliance
