INDIE SPOTLIGHT: "Maudie" movie review and interview

See this female-helmed feature on the beloved Canadian folk artist

PRIDE IS FOR EVERYONE: Cinema Siren talks Pride with Dustin Lance Black

Cinema Siren says all folks should be celebrating with the LGBTQ community, with the help of the Oscar-winning Milk screenwriter

Good Grief: DEAN movie review and exclusive interview with writer/director Demetri Martin

If you're looking for an Indie to see this weekend, Dean is worth seeing, not least for the two Oscar winners co-starring in it.

Film Review by Cinema Siren: You're A Wonder, Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman is only the 4th live-action film directed by a woman with a budget over $100 million. Thank Themyscira it's great. Review:

Two Wonderful Movies Helmed by Women Worth Seeing This Weekend

Wakefield and The Wedding Plan are out this weekend. Read Cinema Siren's reviews and interview with Wakefield director, Robin Swicord:

Movies this Weekend: Full of Terror and Testosterone

Alien: Covenant, The Wall, and King Arthur: Legend of the Sword fill theaters full of action and violence. Are any of them worth seeing?

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2 Review: Woot to the Groot

In case you were wondering how to make a sequel as entertaining as the first, while adding even more heart, here's your answer:

One Man Show LESSON PLANS TO LATE NIGHT Opens in DC: Interview with former teacher and comedian Lucas Bohn

Bohn left a teaching job in Sterling, Virginia, to find success with “LESSON PLANS TO LATE NIGHT”, opening May 3rd in DC.

The Fate of the Furious Review

Box office for F8 is already sealed, but we're reviewing it anyway...should YOU see it? Read on:

Their Finest: Far Finer than Fate of the Furious

Their Finest comes to arthouse theaters nationwide today, helmed by a woman, with a female heroine. It's way better than its competition.

'Gifted' Film Review: Cliched Yet Cathartic

Chris Evans brings his charm and charisma to "Gifted," a small tale about a big-brained little girl.

The Zookeeper's Wife Review: A Touching, Timely Story

Director Niki Caro and Jessica Chastain team up to tell an inspiring true story of heroism during the Holocaust

T2 Trainspotting Review: Choose Life. Again.

Director Danny Boyle brings back the characters loved and hated the world over 20 years later. Are they worth revisiting?

Interview with Danny Boyle, Director of T2 Trainspotting

The Oscar-winning director talks about bringing back the bad boys of Scotland 20 years after his 1996 classic.

​Public Art Reston Presents Three Films

The short films will be screened March 28, 7:30 pm at CenterStage, Reston Community Center Hunters Woods.

Kong: Skull Island Review

Will Kong win big in the mutants vs. monsters box office showdown?

Reston Community Players Win 6 WATCH Awards, Including Best Actress in a Musical

Jennifer Lambert's portrayal of Rose in "Gypsy" won the admiration of WATCH judges at Sunday night's ceremony.

Beauty and the Beast Review

An all female-led design team brings new beauty to the tale as old as time

New IMAX Film Dream Big: Engineering our World Inspires Girls to Engineer a Better World

The new 3D IMAX film focuses on engineering as a way to solve the problems of the future together, and highlights 3 diverse women engineers.

A United Kingdom Review

Female director Amma Asante brings us a love story of the brave real-life couple that changed a country.

Here's What's Happening at Reston Town Center in February

Groundhog Day specials, Super Bowl parties and Valentine's Day all factor into the many events this month at RTC.

Power to the Protest!

5 Inspirational Documentary Films to Prepare You for the Women's March on Washington

Want an Alternative to Donald Trump on Friday? Try This Reston Art Show

The "CUT" exhibition will be open during the swearing-in and will feature artwork made entirely from paper and scissors.

Silence Movie Review

Scorsese’s meditation on faith is a slow, meditative thing of glory.

Top 5 Reston Restaurants Based on OpenTable Reviews

Looking for a top-notch dining experience in Reston? Here are five awesome options.

La La Land Movie Review

A Lover of Old Hollywood Musicals Makes a New Hollywood Classic

Nationally Renowned Artist to Unveil New Exhibit in Reston

Radcliffe Bailey, known for his artwork showcasing African-American history, will unveil "The Great Dismal Swamp" in April.

'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story' Spoiler-Free Movie Review

A review and 10 things to know about the new film.

Reston Holiday Parade Beats Macy's Parade in USA Today Poll

New York's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade finished one spot behind Reston's annual holiday parade in the 10best poll.

Reston Native Stars on History Channel's 'Alone,' Premieres Thursday Night

Britt Ahart, who went to South Lakes High School but now lives in Ohio, braved the Patagonia wilderness for the Season 3 premiere Dec. 8.

Spectacular Visual Art Show 'CUT' Opens in Reston This Week

Six artists will utilize nothing but cut paper to create a fascinating visual display at the Greater Reston Arts Center.

JACKIE Movie Review: Portman is Perfection in a Pill Box Hat

Natalie Portman once again shows her acting mettle in a haunting portrayal of loss and love

Reston Holiday Parade Ranked 1 Spot Behind Macy's Parade by USA Today Readers

The parade moved up from No. 6 to No. 5 on the list of best holiday parades in the nation.

Wacky Acts Wow Audience at the Reston Holiday Parade [VIDEO]

Dancers in pajamas and Admiral Ackbar from Star Wars were just some of the interesting sites so far this morning.

Making Moana

An interview with the Disney feature's Director of Characters, Bill Schwab

Get Ready for Lots of Holiday Cheer on Lake Anne in Reston

The "Jingle on Lake Anne" holiday event is set for Saturday, Dec. 3.

The Edge of Seventeen Movie Review

This sweet sharp-edged coming-of-age cinema, directed by a woman, deserves your support

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Review

J.K. Rowling and crew create lovable beasts and a badly needed new franchise for Warner Brothers.

Greater Reston Arts Center Appoints New Executive Director and Curator

Lily Siegel has worked in museums in California before settling in the D.C. area about a year ago.

Womanpower at the Movies: ARRIVAL and THE EAGLE HUNTRESS

This weekend is the perfect time to find inspiration from powerful, smart determined women