Isaiah Washington

'Doctor Bello' Will See USA Theatrical Run In Exclusive Deal w/ AMC Theatres (Details)

I saw the film at the African Diaspora International Film Festival in November, where it was the opening night film; and while I didn't love it, I appreciated the effort. Read my thoughts HERE.

SXSW 2013 - First Trailer For John Sayles' 'Go For Sisters' (Yolonda Ross, LisaGay Hamilton)

SXSW 2013 - John Sayles' 'Go For Sisters' (Yolonda Ross, LisaGay Hamilton) Will Debut

Sundance 2013 Review: 'Blue Caprice'

Sundance Review: Does 'Blue Caprice' Sympathize With the Beltway Snipers?

From the outset, "Blue Caprice" reaches for authenticity. An opening compilation draws from news reports of the infamous Beltway sniper attacks in which a pair of men picked off random victims for several weeks before authorities finally caught up to them. In spite of this foundation, however, Frenc...

First Official Poster For 'Blue Caprice' Surfaces - Isaiah Washington As Beltway Sniper

Making its debut at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival this month is Alexandre Moors's Blue Caprice - the drama based on the story of the real-life Beltway (Washington D.C. area) sniper attacks of 2002, perpetrated by John Allen Muhammad, and&n...

ADIFF 2012: Reflections On 'Doctor Bello' & Nollywood Cinema, At The African Diaspora International Film Fest...

Cross-Continental Drama/Thriller 'Doctor Bello' Will Open 20th African Diaspora International Film Festival!

The fall film festival beat marches on, as the African Diaspora International Film Festival (ADIFF), here in New York City, kicks off  its 2012 edition (also its 20th anniversary, a milestone year) on November 23rd, running through December 11th.

The DC Sniper Attacks, 10 Years Later & The Upcoming Isaiah Washington Film Adaptation

The Washington Post remembers the so-called Beltway (Washington D.C. area) sniper attacks, which begun exactly 10 years ago today, October 2, 2002.