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.
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 of the [read more]
Reel Reviews | Eye in the Sky
The ethical and moral question of how valuable is collateral damage plays out in this intense and thought-provoking war of wills between dual governments as [read more]
Reel Reviews | The Boss
It seems like a day doesn’t go by that either Kevin Hart or Melissa McCarthy aren’t showcasing their comedic abilities in a new film. McCarthy’s [read more]
StarAccess Event | Barbershop: The Next Cut
This week, we have passes for the comedy, Barbershop: The Next Cut. To win your free pass to this special event in Washington, DC and [read more]
The Carmichael Show (Recap) | New Neighbors (S2 E6)
by Pilot Viruet | via Vulture Joe Carmichael might be the most interesting character on The Carmichael Show. For the most part, the series uses [read more]
Reel Reviews | Meet the Blacks
The story of small business owner, who acquires new money by illegal means, moves his family from Chicago to Beverly Hills, just in time for [read more]
Reel Reviews | Born to Be Blue
The story of jazz trumpeter, Chet Baker is lovingly reimagined in the moving jazzy, atmospheric film, Born to Be Blue.