Things to Do Things to Do in DC This Week (October 15-16): Native American Music, Paleoart, and a Play With Rotating Casting Music, Theater, Film, Books | 4 weeks ago
Things to Do This Weekend, You Can Learn Why Maryland Censored Movies Until 1981 The documentary "Sickies Making Films" romps through the Free State's complicated relationship with free speech. Film, Maryland, AFI Silver Theatre, Censorship | 3 months ago
Things to Do 51 Years Ago Today, Catholic Protesters Shut Down a Maryland Draft Office You can learn more about the Catonsville 9 at AFI next week Film, AFI Silver Theatre, Catonsville 9 | 5 months ago
News Can This DC Executive Help Hollywood Become More Diverse? As the head of the MPAA's diversity efforts, John Gibson is pushing for change. Film, Movies, Netflix, Academy Awards | 5 months ago
News How Ruth Bader Ginsburg Got Her Cameo in “On the Basis of Sex” The biopic's director explains the Notorious RBG's appearance at the end of the movie. Film, Movies, Supreme Court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg | 10 months ago
News How Movie Ratings Were Born in DC Five memorable moments from the Motion Picture Association of America's history of rating movies. Film, Movies, Oscars, Steven Spielberg | 11 months ago
News How “The Front Runner” Recreated the Washington Post’s 1988 Newsroom Jason Reitman's look at Gary Hart's collapse is bringing Ben Bradlee's digs back to life. Film, Movies, Washington Post, Ben Bradlee | 11 months ago
Things to Do Your Guide to the Smithsonian African American Film Festival More than 80 films will show at the first annual festival from October 24-October 27 Film, Movies, National Museum of African American History and Culture, Black Panther | Oct 24, 2018
News | Things to Do Crammed into a Truck and Unable to Breathe, This George Mason Grad Became a Refugee at 6. Erblin Nushi Reflects on His Childhood Trauma in the Short Film “Bini.” Film, 5 Questions, George Mason University, Academy Awards | Sep 14, 2018
News A DC Film Professional Explains Why She Quit the “Roe v. Wade” Movie Veteran location manager Peggy Pridemore says she's never resigned outright from a production before. Film, Roe v. Wade, Daily Beast, Peggy Pridemore | Jul 13, 2018
