film
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A father searches for a sustainable future in ‘Saving Walden’s World’
The documentary film “Saving Walden’s World” will screen on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 6 p.m. in the Anderson Studio, at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury followed by a…
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Great art, close to home
Town Hall Theater’s Great Art Wednesday film series is back with seven films that explore artists, exhibitions and creative life, October 2026-May 2027.
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Halloween treat! Rarely screened thriller “The Bat” (1926) to Fly at Brandon Town Hall
Calling all Batman fans! Early silent comedy/mystery “The Bat” (1926) will screen on Oct. 24 with live musical accompaniment at Brandon Town Hall.
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Two free films to screen in Middlebury
See photographer Jim Westphalen’s film “Vanish” and the “Soundtrack to a Coup d’état” in Middlebury this month. These films are free and open to all.
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Harold Lloyd comedy “Hot Water” offers glimpse into 1920s family life
Car, film, and history buffs unite for the silent film screening of Harold Lloyd’s comedy “Hot Water” (1924) in Brandon on Sept. 12.
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From Johannesburg’s Intersections to Middlebury’s Big Screen
Discover the powerful South African documentary “Robots” making its international debut at the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival on Saturday, Aug. 29, at 9 a.m., in the Town Hall…
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Action! Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival is now in motion
Jay Craven calls “Action!” for the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival, which will be screening films, and hosting parties and Q&As all over town through Aug. 30.
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‘Hadestown’ hits the big screen in Middlebury and beyond
MNFF co-founder and Artistic Director Jay Craven explores the themes of this year’s film fest, which will come to Middlebury Aug. 26-30.
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Special film screening at library’s grand re-opening
Stick around after the Ilsley Public Library’s grand re-opening on Saturday, Aug. 29 for a short film presented in collaboration with the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival.
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Steam, stunts and silent comedy: ‘The General’ comes alive with the Anvil Orchestra
Celebrate Buster Keaton’s 100th anniversary of “the General” (1926) at the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival in Middlebury, with a special screening on Saturday, Aug. 29, 2 p.m., at…
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Current trends in American indie filmmaking
Jay Craven takes a look at the current trend in American Indie Filmmaking with some of his own personal experience.
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Iconic screen lover Rudolph Valentino stars in upcoming silent film
Silent romantic epic “Son of the Sheik” to be screened with live music on 100th anniversary of star’s tragic early death.
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Jay Craven explores this year’s festival themes
MNFF co-founder and Artistic Director Jay Craven explores the themes of this year’s film fest, which will come to Middlebury Aug. 26-30.
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This year’s film festival comes into view
MNFF co-founder and Artistic Director Jay Craven offers an overview of this year’s film fest, which will come to Middlebury Aug. 26-30.
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Silent film ‘The Black Pirate’ (1926) at Brandon Town Hall on Saturday, July 18
Swashbuckling adventure flick stars Douglas Fairbanks, Hollywood’s original action hero, at Brandon screening on July 18.
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Andy Mitchell takes a lead role in film festival
“I’ve spent my career helping, nurturing, mentoring young filmmakers. That’s a big part of my motivation for doing this.” — Andy Mitchell