
Horror
Resident Evil
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Now showing · Dupont Circle
The hive is open.
Directed by Zach Cregger
Today’s screenings
Documentary series · Sep 23–25
Five films, three days, conversations after selected screenings. The series holds the hall for those hours; commercial features play around it.
Inside the hall
One block of seats, stairs on both sides, wood on the walls. Tickets online; chairs assigned when you arrive.


Still tonight
Resident Evil
R · Horror
Now showing
1 titles in the hall this week. Holdovers leave on their last advertised day; new openings arrive at midnight Eastern.

R · Horror · Sci-Fi
Listings current as of Wednesday, October 21, 2026 at 12:05 PM ET · Coming-soon titles move automatically on opening day
Weekly listings, openings, and special screenings.
Subscribe →140 seats, DCP projection, 7.1 sound. Chairs are assigned at the hall.
Buy tickets →Premieres, birthdays, and private rentals in the hall.
Plan a night →1529 16th St NW, Washington, DC 20036
Get directions →Coming soon
Dated to theatrical opening day. At midnight Eastern, each title promotes itself onto Now Showing.

R · Action · Horror

PG · Drama · Family

PG-13 · Action · Adventure
Tickets
Matinees before 4:00pm take $2.00 off. Online orders add a $1.75 convenience fee per ticket. Eight tickets maximum per order.
House notes
A 140-seat hall rewards small courtesies. Here’s what to expect when the lights go down.
Tickets are sold online. Seats are assigned at Cafritz Hall when you arrive — including accessible spaces at the ends of rows A and J.
Doors close when the feature starts. Late arrivals are seated at a suitable break so the room stays dark.
Silence phones, dim screens, and keep bags under the seat. The hall is small; light travels.
Wheelchair routes, infrared captioning devices, captioning glasses, and headphones are available for every screening.
Edlavitch DC Jewish Community Center
Cafritz Hall is a 140-seat venue with theatrical DCP projection and Dolby-served 7.1 sound, a five-minute walk from Dupont Circle. Come for the film. Stay for the street.
Inside the hallMovie times, news & openings
Coming-soon titles promote themselves on opening day. We’ll still tell you when something special lands.