Film
Gone are the grownup gatekeepers of movie merit — kids are the audience for the weekly Cinema Circus films. So the Gazette and the Martha’s...
Call them critics-in-training. Children go behind the camera, videotaping kids' reactions to films.
Some 20 people gathered last Sunday evening at the Capawock Theatre in Vineyard Haven to watch a free showing of the movie Tea Party: The...
Hebrew Center Screens a Gentle Fable
The Summer Institute at the Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center this year celebrates the 10th anniversary of its...
The auteur-director of the earliest Saturday Night Live short films, and one of the show’s original writers, Tom Schiller, will present some of his...
World War II, which shaped the 20th century and produced what’s been called the greatest generation, also inspired many classic films — and a...
While other recent natural disasters may have drawn the international news media’s attention elsewhere, Haiti continues to struggle against...
Asher and Shyfra Scharf were ready for their trip. Their Uzbek visas were current, though they hadn’t set foot in the country for more than 60...
You’d think that with all the planning that goes into a new project — a feature film at that — filmmaker Taylor Toole might set aside his other...
With its water-themed issue on the stands, National Geographic will continue to focus on this most precious resource on Martha’s Vineyard this...
In honor of Earth Day, the Martha’s Vineyard Film Society will screen No Impact Man, a documentary film that follows Manhattanite Colin Beavan and...
The Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center invites the public for a film and discussion on Sunday, April 11 at 3 p.m. for their Yom Ha’Shoah, or Holocaust...
