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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
washingtoncitypaper.com In Wild Horse Nine, Martin McDonagh Brings New Insight to His Old Interests The filmmaker's latest returns to the buddy killers dynamic of his debut. It’s also one of the strongest films of a very strong year.
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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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washingtoncitypaper.com A Real Love Thing Captures Multidisciplinary Artist Jeffrey Gibson’s Kaleidoscope of Work Gibson has worked with punching bags as a canvas, and this exhibit punches above the weight class that might be expected for only 14 works.
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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
washingtoncitypaper.com Possible Love Is a Searing, Slow-Burning Tale of Inequality That Speaks to Our Current Moment 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. 
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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
washingtoncitypaper.com From Bad Brains to Gay Meat, City Paper’s Picks for This Week in D.C. A Bad Brains exhibition, riot grrrl documentary, Michigander, the Tubs, Gay Meat, DC Moth’s StorySLAM, a Sanam Sheriff book event, and more.
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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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washingtoncitypaper.com A New Coalition Addresses Increasing Domestic Violence in the District’s Queer Community Show Me Love DC makes therapy financially accessible to LGBTQIA survivors.