There will be a cash bar and the usual tomfoolery so get there a little early. Opening remarks will be made by both an alive and undead Mayor Fraim… don’t miss it!

The winning films from the Hampton Roads 48 Hour Film Project, including “In Captivity,” “Dead Air,” “King of the Roosts,” and “Seizure.”

On June 6th AltDaily teamed up with the Naro to present The Princess Bride. You guys come out in full force, dressed in magnificent costume, and gave us an array of hilarious film quotes recited to a T. Here’s the video of the night.

Movie. Costumes. PBR. Midgets. Giants. Sounds like fun, huh?

Some movie stars seem insecure and tortured if they haven’t gotten that Oscar nomination yet. Every few years they ugly themselves up and do an indie movie or a prestige picture in desperate hope for a little precious respectability. McConaughey doesn’t have time for such silliness.

Feminist punk, misogynist rap, the end of LCD Soundsystem, the beginning of The Mirrors. We’re kind of all over the place this week, and we kind of love it.

You probably don’t know this, but the very first job I ever told my mother that I wanted to have when I was a grown-up was ticket taker at the movie theater.

In “No Impact Man,” Colin Beavan drags his wife Michelle and daughter Isabella along for a 365-day project to live with no impact. That means absolutely zero environmental footprint as a result of their daily lives.

District 9 is well worth both your eight bucks and your hour and a half, but that’s not what I’m writing about. I’ve spent nearly a year of my life in South Africa. I can tell you, because I’ve been to the real-life District 9: this is no metaphor.

Learn about the war on the mountains of central Appalachia in the film ‘Coal Country.’

HomeGrown Festival is this weekend, benefiting Five Points Community Farm Market. There will good local food, films, music, and more Skye Zentz than you could shake a stick at.

Silent movies at The Naro have become one of the few institutions here that never disappoint and always impress.

Remember the first time you watched Wizard of Oz with Dark Side of the Moon turned up? Neither do I. (Cue self-aware stoner laugh.) Here’s your second chance.

A showing of the film Food Inc. along with a discussion about disincorporating and decentralizing our food supply with people in the local food industry. Mmmmm!