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I Was the Weirdo, a feature documentary about Washington, D.C. underground rapper Priest Da Nomad, is listed for a screening Saturday, October 10, 2026, at 7 p.m. at Pikes Studio Cinema in Pikesville, Maryland. The listing is part of the Baltimore International Black Film Festival; check with the festival for current event and ticket details.
When and where to see I Was the Weirdo
BmoreArt lists the screening for Saturday, October 10, 2026, at 7 p.m. at Pikes Studio Cinema, Theatre 1, 921 Reisterstown Road, Pikesville, MD 21208. The listing identifies it as a Baltimore International Black Film Festival event. Because screening schedules and ticket availability can change, confirm the details with the festival before traveling. See the BmoreArt event listing.
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What the documentary is about
The film follows Priest Da Nomad, the stage name of Larry Ware II, and uses his story to explore Washington’s U Street hip-hop and arts subculture. Its subjects include the forces of politics and crime, Black cultural influence, and Go-Go, the sound central to generations of D.C. identity. The official film website frames the project around the place of hip-hop outsiders in the D.C. region and the relationship between the city’s rap scene and Go-Go.
The District of Columbia’s Office of Cable Television, Film, Music, and Entertainment described the documentary as using Ware’s personal journey to bring attention to an under-recognized D.C. cultural scene. The city announced a D.C. premiere for June 6, 2025, at the Angelika Pop-Up Theatre in Union Market. Read the District’s announcement.
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Who made the film
Larry Ware II, known as Priest Da Nomad, wrote and directed I Was the Weirdo. Craig Kilgore is credited with cinematography and editing, according to the film’s official website.
Streaming and other ways to watch
The Baltimore-area event listing says streaming plans are underway, but does not name a service or release date. No current streaming platform or scheduled online release is established by that listing. For now, the Pikesville festival screening is the local showing identified there.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Festival recognition
The film’s own news page reports an Audience Award at the Light Reel Film Festival and a Best Documentary award at the Cultural Connections Film Festival. These honors are reported by the filmmakers’ site. See the film’s news page.
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