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DC Film Society Trailer Night Parks It at E Street

By Jason Dick
Posted May 19, 2015 at 4:12pm

www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDD6S8MuECQ  

The Washington DC Film Society is hosting its “Coming Attractions” program Tuesday night at Landmark’s E Street Cinema, its twice-yearly gathering of those looking to watch and gab about the season’s top movie offerings.  

From 7 to 9 p.m., host Tim Gordon will take viewers through the trailers for the summer’s big flicks. The admission ticket includes door prizes that include movie promotional items, posters and DVDs.  

It’s five bucks to get in. The bar at E Street can make things even more fun. Just think of Drafthouse Film’s “Trailer Wars” and the old “42nd Street Forever” efforts.  


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