Film
Chad Verdi never painted houses. But as executive producer of the Oscar-nominated film, The Irishman, Mr. Verdi helped make it a household phrase.
It’s Oscar time again, with the 92nd annual Academy Awards red carpet rolling out on Sunday, Feb. 7.
Seasonal Vineyarder and documentary filmmaker Stanley Nelson premiered a new movie on ESPN about the quarterback Michael Vick.
Jamie Craig, son of the late Edgartown author Philip R. Craig, was the featured speaker at the recent Tuesdays in the Newsroom event, discussing the...
In a new documentary Aquinnah filmmakers Liz Witham and Ken Wentworth are following the journey of right whale calves.
he Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival has added several industry veterans to its board of directors.
More than 30 years after fictional detective J.W. Jackson solved his first Martha’s Vineyard murder in a novel by Philip R. Craig, the story is...
Debuting this weekend at PathwaysARTS in the Chilmark Tavern, CinemaDance shows how two prominent art forms, dance and film, can come together to...
The Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival is dropping its plan to buy about 10 acres of land in West Tisbury from the Martha’s Vineyard Agricultural...
When she’s not home on Martha’s Vineyard, Angela Andersen is crisscrossing the globe as an international journalist for television networks in...
West Tisbury filmmaker Angela Anderson’s new documentary Inviolable – The Fight For Human Rights will be screened on Saturday, Sept. 28 at 3 p.m. at...
The final 10 short films have been culled from all over the world and now you get to decide which is the best.
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Arts Briefs
Dr. Ruth is 90 years old. That’s a whole lot of years of talking about sex.
On Wednesday, August 21, the Martha's Vineyard Film Festival continues its summer series with a new documentary by director Ric Burns entitled...
Each week the folks at Cinema Circus show a series of short films on Wednesday evening at the Chilmark Community Center.
