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Outdoor movies for a cause


Something is different about this year’s Comcast Film Festival, celebrating its 14th anniversary. After years of being held close to Bethesda — first on the National Institutes of Health campus, then on the grounds of Strathmore Hall — the festival has moved farther north, to the Universities at Shady Grove. But the public is still treated to great movies on a big screen under the summertime stars. Features this year include contemporary classics from “Jerry Maguire” (screening Monday) to “Up in the Air” (screening Wednesday) to “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs,” which closes out the eight-day series on Friday. Proceeds from food sales benefit NIH charities. // 8:15 p.m. nightly through Friday. The Universities at Shady Grove, 9630 Gudelsky Dr., Rockville. 301-816-6958. www.filmfestnih.org. Free.


The Comcast Outdoor Film Festival has moved to the Universities at Shady Grove.


don’t miss “City Lights” See Charlie Chaplin in one of his most revered love stories, screening as part of an AFI series


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devoted to the Little Tramp. // Screenings through Thursday. AFI Silver Theatre, 8633 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring. 301-495- 6720. www.afi.com/silver. $10.


Crystal Screen Series This “Star Trek”-focused outdoor movie festival reaches its final frontier with a screening of the most recent “Star Trek” film, the 2009 adventure directed by J.J. Abrams. // Sunset Monday. 18th and Bell streets South, Arlington. 703- 412-9430. www.crystalcity.org. Free.


Made in Hong Kong This 15th annual film series wraps up with “Magic Boy,” a 2007 romantic comedy about an aspiring magician who finds himself under the romantic spell of a store clerk. // 2 p.m. Sunday. Meyer Auditorium at the Freer Gallery, Jefferson Drive at 12th Street SW. 202-633-1000. www.asia. si.edu. Free (first-come, first-served). — Jen Chaney


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