In the Press.
News, features, and coverage of 4EYE Film Center. For press inquiries, interview requests, or media kit access, contact us directly.
Press Contact
Claire Tonneson
Director of Marketing, Partnerships & Engagement
4EYE in the News
Stories about our opening, our programming, and the community building a new home for independent film in DC.
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Washington Post
(opens in a new tab)A new D.C. arts hub is envisioned as a haven for theater, opera, and film
A first look at 4EYE Film Center, the new 58-seat art house cinema inside DC’s Revada Arts Center.
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City Cast DC
(opens in a new tab)Indie Film House and New Arts Center to Open in Southwest
4EYE Film Center will open a 58-seat theater this month in the Revada Arts Center, a new arts and culture hub in Southwest.
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NBC4 Washington
(opens in a new tab)SNEAK PEEK AT THE NEW REVADA ARTS CENTER
NBC4’s Tommy McFly tours the new Revada Arts Center with 4EYE Film Center, In Series, and Theater Alliance.
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The 51st
(opens in a new tab)The Southwest Waterfront Is Getting a Radical New Arts Space
The Revada Arts Center will be home to a theater company, film house, and “anti-opera” collective.
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Washington City Paper
(opens in a new tab)Theater Alliance, IN Series, and 4EYE Film Center Form a New Creative Alliance
The Arts Hub will bring the three organizations together under one roof in Southwest and promises to enrich the city’s cultural landscape.
Press Kit & Media Assets
Our press kit is on its way. In the meantime, reach out for logos, photos, fact sheets, and interview requests.
Film Industry Reading
Articles and resources about the nonprofit arthouse cinema landscape — context for the world 4EYE is joining.
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The Economist
(opens in a new tab)Gen Z Has Rediscovered the Joy of Going to the Movies
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Los Angeles Magazine
(opens in a new tab)Independent Movie Theaters Are Thriving, New Survey Shows
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The New York Times
(opens in a new tab)Zoomers Are Going to the Movies. This Is Great News for Everyone
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The Guardian
(opens in a new tab)There’s an Excitement in the Air: How America Fell Back in Love with Indie Cinema