Film
The Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival is back on the Island this summer, with more movies than ever.
The seventh annual documentary week film festival arrives next week, hosted by the Martha’s Vineyard Film Society.
For director Jeffrey Wolf, the screening of his new documentary is the culmination of a journey that began in the 1980s when he first encountered the...
On Tuesday evening at the Beach Plum Inn in Chilmark, the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival presented an outdoor screening of excerpts from the...
Dawn Porter’s career change from attorney to documentary filmmaker was not done for the reason most people leave their jobs.
The Filmusic festival opens Thursday night at the Martha's Vineyard Film Center with Long Strange Trip, a documentary about the Grateful Dead, and...
The Main street miniplex reopens Friday with Cruella and A Quiet Place Part II, and Jaws on Sunday night.
This year’s Spectrum (LGBTQ+) Film Festival produced by the Martha’s Vineyard Film Center will feature six films, a smaller selection than in...
Longtime Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival staffer Brian Ditchfield will take over as the organization’s artistic and executive director, leaders...
A feature film with deep Martha’s Vineyard roots is about to get its long-awaited streaming release, more than a year after the pandemic derailed a...
An annual staple of March, the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival will be virtual again for a second straight year — and will take place from March 25-...
The new PBS documentary series by Henry Louis Gates Jr. includes scenes from the Union Chapel in Oak Bluffs.
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Accessories include two tiny Narragansett Beer cans (one crushed) and an arsenal of weapons and headgear.
The Martha's Vineyard Film Society has made several more movies available in its virtual film center.
Edgartown Cinemas is reopening for the weekend with recent movies and a Sunday-afternoon screening of Jaws.
