Catch a screening of National Geographic's new special, which follows travel consultant Martinique Lewis on a coast-to-coast road trip visiting historically listed Green Book locations and modern Black travel destinations. Stay for the conversation.
Shaolin Jazz’s CAN I KICK IT? returns with a screening of Steven Seagal's Marked for Death and a live score of hip-hop, funk, and jazz.
If you're a bird, I'm a bird, right? Perhaps the greatest love story of the millennial generation, Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling play a pair of not ill-fated star crossed lovers that give some of us a dream to aspire to. (Sorry for all that sap.)
From The Banshees of Inisherin to Paul Mescal's Academy Award nomination, it's been a big year for Ireland on film. Dive deeper into the island with the Capital Irish Film Festival, which returns to AFI Silver for its 17th year.
Take a trip to the continent of Africa with the New African Film Festival, which returns for its 19th year. Featuring 30 films from 22 countries, including six U.S. premieres, the festival brings the vibrancy of African filmmaking to the D.C. area. $13–$150.
Talk about an all star cast. In honor of the film's 65th anniversary, E Street Cinema screens the reconstructed version of the 1958 film noir written and directed by Orson Welles. Welles also stars in the film alongside Charlton Heston, Janet Leigh, and Marlene Dietrich. (A 4 p.m. showing will also take place.)
