11th and F Street, NW
“Dear PoPville,
Sunday night after the pride festival, I was waiting for the bus in front of the old Woodies building on 11 and G. I started hearing commotion and flashing lights around the corner and saw what appeared to be paparazzi taking photos of a celebrity leaving the former entrance to forever 21. (more…)
photo by Ted Eytan
Thanks to C. for sharing her great spreadsheet of where to catch all the outdoor movie action this year:
“Current listings include: (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
There is a movie/show filming at the Pierce School. Saw the trailers outside. Someone coming out said they were filming “The Commanders”. 14th and Maryland NE by the Chickfila” (more…)
“Billy & Molly An Otter Love Story (Directed by Charlie Hamilton James)”
From a press release:
“With a high-stakes election coming up this November, the Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital (DCEFF) is offering opportunities for audiences to come out and engage with filmmakers, organizers, and experts on issues like climate change, environmental justice, and conservation efforts.
March 21-30, the Festival, which is celebrating its 32nd year, will once again host screenings of over 60 eye-catching and exciting new films at venues across the D.C. Metropolitan Area, including Smithsonians, foreign embassies, and universities, as well as the National Academy of Sciences and National Museum of Women in the Arts.
Thursday, March 21, the Festival will open at (more…)
photo by Jacques Arsenault
“Dear PoPville,
IMAX has been out of operation at the AMC Georgetown 14 location for several months. Spoke with the manager last night and he said the refurb is finished (upgraded projector to dual laser, upgraded sound system), but is waiting for a DC government inspection. (more…)
Courtesy of Apple Original Films
From an email:
“The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian is delighted to present the film Killers of the Flower Moon this Saturday, Jan. 27 afternoon. In addition, costumes from the film created in collaboration with costume designer Jacqueline West and Osage Nation consultant Julie O’Keefe will be on view through the weekend. (more…)
3426 Connecticut Ave, NW
Still waiting for something at the UPT…
From an email:
“Please join us this Saturday, November 11th from 7-9pm (1909 13th St NW) as we will be co-hosting a screening of the film “This is Home” which follows four Syrian families as they move through the IRC Support system. (more…)
From the Library of Congress:
“We are hosting a special screening Wednesday, Nov. 1, at 7 pm with Netflix at the Library. It’s a screening of “All the Light We Cannot See” and a conversation with Pulitzer Prize-winning author Anthony Doerr, director Shawn Levy and producer Joe Strechay to coincide with the new Netflix limited series. (more…)
5612 Connecticut Ave, NW
Update: It was a private rental for a different movie!
Thanks to Emily for sending last night:
“big line at the Avalon Theater in Chevy Chase for the first showing of Oppenheimer. Reminds me of the good ol’ days at Uptown.”
So which will you see first – Oppenheimer or Barbie? Or both same day/weekend? Neither?