Film
Legendary film critic Pauline Kael wrote of The Black Stallion, “It may be the greatest children’s movie ever made” — and so it may be the greatest...
The Chilmark Community Center provided the perfect backdrop for a thorough community experience this past Saturday, an event called Family Film...
The Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival’s Family. Film. Feast. series continues this holiday weekend at the Chilmark Community Center with Why Wait?, a...
The star-stuffed, every-song-has-you-humming, Technicolor spectacular Meet Me in St. Louis will be on the big screen at the Vineyard Playhouse on...
History, Home, Heaven and Hell
In House of Bones, a young filmmaker casts a candid lens on a family beset by doubt, disarray and sadnesst in the...
Island kids won’t have to complain about being banished to the children’s table for Thanksgiving dinner this year. Two days later, they’re invited...
Film: Frogs and Toads
Hello, Blue Eyes
The Vineyard Haven library has announced a Paul Newman Film Festival, with screenings on Tuesday evenings at 7 p.m. from Nov. 24...
The first live Island performance of Susan Klein and Alan Brigish’s online book, Martha’s Vineyard Now & Zen, will begin at 7:30 p.m. on...
Kate Feiffer was elected to the board of the Martha’s Vineyard Film Society at its Oct. 23 meeting.
A regular attendee at film society screenings...
Daily Show with Jon Stewart regular Wyatt Cenac stars in Medicine For Melancholy, a film that begins with two African-American twenty-somethings...
New: Friday Flicks
A season of Friday flicks kicks off tonight at the Vineyard Playhouse with The Haunting screening at 7:30 p.m.
In association...
