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In ‘Brad’s Status,’ everybody else is better off

Brooks Robards - October 18, 2017

‘Victoria and Abdul’

Brooks Robards - October 11, 2017

Manhattan Shorts features films from all over the world

Brooks Robards - October 4, 2017

‘After the Storm’ and ‘The Midwife’ return to Film Center

Brooks Robards - September 19, 2017

Al Gore revisits the climate change crisis in ‘An Inconvenient Sequel’

Brooks Robards - August 15, 2017

Nuns on the loose in ‘The Little Hours,’ plus racism in St. Augustine

Brooks Robards - August 8, 2017

Premiere screening of “Off Season”

July 26, 2017

‘This Is Everything’ celebrates life, love, and courage

Brittany Bowker - July 26, 2017

Millennial love finds a way in ‘The Big Sick’

Brooks Robards - July 18, 2017

‘Given’ is a film for the whole family

Connie Berry - July 11, 2017

Immigrant and real estate mogul clash in ‘Beatriz at Dinner’

Brooks Robards - July 11, 2017

The powerful ‘For Ahkeem” is a stunning, must-see documentary.

Stacey Rupolo - July 11, 2017

MVFF’s ‘Dina’ is a personal look at a unique love story

July 6, 2017

Summer Institute Film Festival screens at the Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center

Brooks Robards - July 5, 2017

Sam Elliott plays a washed-up movie star in ‘The Hero’

Brooks Robards - July 5, 2017

M.V. Film Center screens groundbreaking “I Am Not Your Negro”

July 5, 2017

The Civil War rages in the background in Sofia Coppola’s ‘The Beguiled’

Brooks Robards - June 28, 2017

Savor French cuisine and landmarks in ‘Paris Can Wait’

Brooks Robards - June 14, 2017

A middle-aged couple explores the world of infidelity in ‘The Lovers’

Brooks Robards - June 6, 2017

‘Risk’ highlights whistleblower

Brooks Robards - May 30, 2017

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