The number of summer film festivals in DC has dramatically grown in the last several years, with seemingly every neighborhood having its own screenings. But there has always been one undisputed king of Washington outdoor movies: Screen on the Green, the HBO- and NBC-sponsored festival that takes place on the National Mall. Since it doesn't tie directly to any particular DC neighborhood, it can sometimes fly under the radar for locals, but this is the elder statesman of DC summer activities.
Screen on the Green always has an unusual selection, and this year's lineup is no different. You might not be as familiar with A Soldier's Story and Lover Come Back, but you should no doubt be excited about tonight's inaugural film. At about 8pm this evening, Screen on the Green will be showing The Karate Kid, everyone's favorite story of a high school student learning karate and waxing. Admission is free, and you are encouraged to bring your own food and beverage to the event.
Visit the Screen on the Green website for details about the specific section of the Mall where the movie will take place. If you're big on local film screenings, you'll want to stop by for this time-honored tradition. See you there!
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