In Wild Horse Nine, British Irish filmmaker Martin McDonagh returns to the buddy killers dynamic of his 2008 debut. Critic Chris Klimek says it’s “one of the strongest films of a very strong year.” buff.ly/BCE54T2
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Awash in a kaleidoscope of colors, textures, and mediums, the Frary Gallery’s exhibit Jeffrey Gibson: A Real Love Thing punches above the weight class you might expect for only 14 works. Critic Stephanie Rudig reviews:
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Possible Love, director Lee Chang-dong’s novelistic tale of job loss and grief, is a gut punch that feels all too relevant in the age of AI.
City Paper critic Lacy Baugher Milas’ review: buff.ly/UtU1oUX
City Paper critic Lacy Baugher Milas’ review: buff.ly/UtU1oUX
A Bad Brains exhibition, riot grrrl documentary and talk, Michigander, the Tubs, Gay Meat, Moth’s StorySLAM: Home for the Holidays, and a Sanam Sheriff book event.
Our picks for this week in D.C.: buff.ly/NmIcRHT
Our picks for this week in D.C.: buff.ly/NmIcRHT
Show Me Love DC, a new partnership between the Wanda Alston Foundation and LGBT+ Counseling Collaborative, makes therapy financially accessible to LGBTQIA survivors of domestic violence. City Paper contributor Taylor Ruckle has the full story:
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