FilmFest DC ’16 | Justice Matters
GUANTANAMO’S CHILD: OMAR KHADR Patrick Reed, Michelle Shephard Canada, 2014 80 minutes, Color In Person: Director Michelle Shephard Arrested at age 15 in
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FilmFest DC ’16 | First Feature
BANAT (Il Viaggio) Adriano Valerio Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia, 2015 85 minutes, Color An old-fashioned arthouse film that will summon memories of Antonioni, Tarkovsky,
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Filmfest DC ’16 | Circle Award
3000 NIGHTS Mai Masri Palestine, France, Qatar, Jordan, UAE, Lebanon, 2015 103 minutes, Color In Person: Director Mai Masri Documentary filmmaker Mai Masri (Beirut
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FilmFest DC’ 16 | Cine Cubano
BEHAVIOR (CONDUCTA) Ernesto Daranas Cuba, 2014 108 minutes, Color A breakout hit in Cuba, Ernesto Daranas’ Behavior has galvanized audiences with its willingness
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FilmFest DC ’16 | Rhythms On and Off the Screen
AKOUNAK: RAIN THE COLOR OF BLUE WITH A LITTLE RED IN IT (Akounak Tedalat Taha Tazoughai) Christopher Kirkley Niger, 2015 75 minutes, Color
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Conversations | Tony Gittens
Three decades after creating the largest international film festival in the Nation’s Capitol, FilmFest DC founder Tony Gittens stopped by the BIG show
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FilmFest DC ’16 | Festival Preview
The largest film and only international festival in the Nation’s Capitol, Filmfest DC, celebrates it’s 30th Anniversary when it kicks off next week.
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Reel Reviews | Motley’s Law
Blurring the line of personal safety, the courageous story of a lone American litigator practicing law in male-dominated Afghanistan is at the center
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