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Granfilm Festival features an evening with Vermont filmmakers
Vermont filmmakers to screen films at the Granfilm Festival on Sunday, Oct. 12. Free and open to all.
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Great Art Wednesday films returns to Town Hall Theater
From October through May, come see films once a month that feature major art exhibitions around the world.
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Ritual Mountain Bike Film Tour powers up support for the Addison County Bike Club
“Ritual Mountain Bike Film Tour” is guaranteed to make your fingers itch for the grips! See this film at the Middlebury Marquis this coming Wednesday, Sept. 24, at…
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Discuss the ‘art of dying’ after screening of 20-min documentary
Learn more about natural burial in the special screening of the award-winning documentary “From Earth to Earth: The Lost Art of Dying in America” next Wednesday evening at…
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MNFF11 award winners
Drumroll please – here are the 2025 Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival award winners.
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Silent film thriller called ‘granddaddy’ of all espionage movies
Can Agent 326 restore the world’s balance of power? Find out in the upcoming silent film screening of “Spies” (1928) in Brandon.
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Want to be an extra in a movie? Now’s your chance
The Middlebury community is invited to dress up and head to Town Hall Theater on Monday Aug. 25 to film a standing ovation scene for a feature film.
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Over 100 movies will screen in Middlebury next week
Documentaries, short films, student work, movies made in Vermont – there’s a lot to discover at this year’s Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival.
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Family documentary chronicles mom’s life in Middlebury and Ripton
“Traces of Time,” a film by Simeon Hutner and winner of MNFF’s Shouldice Family Prize for Best Vermont Film, will screen on Aug. 21.
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Don’t Miss These Films: Jay Craven’s MNFF Recommendations
This year’s Middlebury New Filmmakers Festivals features 107 films. Here are a few from Vermont filmmaker Jay Craven’s must-see list.
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Film screening: Find out what’s on the ‘Other Side’
After three separate cancer diagnoses, and undergoing nauseating and difficult treatment for each one, Connecticut-based activist Lynda Bluestein set her sights on medical aid in dying.
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Middlebury offers early screening of ‘Emilia Pérez’ film
Middlebury College Hirschfield Screening Series will host an exclusive advance screening of the film “Emilia Pérez” on Nov. 7, a week prior to the film’s U.S. availability on…
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Craven’s new film, ‘Lost Nation,’ to screen in Middlebury on Saturday
This Revolutionary War-era action drama is set in the early upstart Republic of Vermont with some notable historic characters fleshed out in an exciting story.
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Film on digital age misogyny to screen locally on Tuesday
The film, which tells the stories of four women leaders whose lives are overturned by cyberviolence, will screen at the Marquis Theater with a panel discussion afterward.
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Five diverse, Vermont-made films to screen at MNFF9
See these Vermont films at the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival next week.
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MNFF to show two films with live orchestra accompaniment
The Vermont Symphony Orchestra’s chamber ensemble, conducted by Matt LaRocca, returns Aug. 25, with its pioneering collaboration with the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival.