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Chloé Robichaud’s Sundance awardwinning comedy, “Two Women,” at the M.V. Film Center starting May 15, regales us with a tale that proves life, and certainly sex, is never simple. As the Canadian French-language film opens, we see two women staring out their windows in a large condominium complex, overlooking a snowy suburban landscape. We first […]
M.V. Diversity Coalition’s education committee promotes justice, health, and education.
The Martha’s Vineyard Film Society, in collaboration with the Vineyard Conservation Society (VCS), is bringing the 12th annual Martha’s Vineyard Environmental Film Festival to the screen from May 21 through 24. With a plethora to see, I’m touching on only three films in the lineup. The festival opens on Thursday at 6:30 pm with music […]
Art and craft at the year’s first Vineyard Artisans Festivals.
“Independence on Martha’s Vineyard: Then, Now, and Forever” is the brainchild of Norah Van Riper, consulting historian, who cooked up the concept in partnership with the Vineyard Preservation Trust as part of its celebration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the founding of the U.S. on July 4, […]
Seasonal Vineyarder Elisa Speranza’s new historical fiction, “Triage,” is an intimate, beautifully nuanced portrait of a woman whose past makes her present-day existence dangerously precarious. Speranza skillfully draws us into Laura Marino’s journey, alternating between her challenging life as an Army nurse during World War II and her work at New Orleans’ Charity Hospital in […]
Joshua Bailey’s subtitle, “Bad Things Happen at the Happiest Place on Earth,” for his documentary, “Stolen Kingdom,” gives us a hint at the film’s subject. The film, playing at the M.V. Film Center starting Friday, May 29, takes us on a deep dive into the odd world of underground urban explorers at Walt Disney World […]
If you’ve never been to a First Friday celebration, you’re in for a treat. And if you have participated in those in Vineyard Haven, you can rest assured this summer will be hopping once again. Vineyard Haven’s First Friday, a free celebration of art, music, food, and fun activities, is all about community. “We want […]
With Memorial Day just passed, and the 250th Independence celebration soon upon us, I realized D-Day is squeezed in between. This made me wonder how folks here felt about the global conflict during that momentous period. How was the Island touched, if at all? I discovered that the Vineyard was not so far from the […]
Given its title, it’s not surprising that music is key in Daniel Roher’s new film “Tuner,” playing at the Martha’s Vineyard Film Center starting on Friday, June 5. The stellar ensemble cast is pitch-perfect. In addition, the film has something for everyone: humor, crime, suspense, drama, and romance. And while there are many moving pieces, […]
