DC Independent Film Forum celebrates 25 years of indie filmmaking in nation's capital
A staple of the D.C.-area film community is celebrating a quarter-century in the nation’s capital.
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A staple of the D.C.-area film community is celebrating a quarter-century in the nation’s capital.
Seventy films and documentaries will be screened at the 25th annual DC Independent Film Forum, taking place from Wednesday, February 21 to Sunday, February, 25. The movies hail from all over the globe: On the schedule is "The Concierge," a Japanese adaptation of the beloved manga series, "Wolfpack," a French thriller in which the young
Jay Schlossberg never wanted to get into making documentaries. The thing was, he always loved WHFS. As it goes, one day, after coming across a social media post, the filmmaker
The organizers of the annual event plan to focus on directors who are not bound by the promotional restrictions that actors and writers face.