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Anyone interested in Bermuda’s Gunpowder Plot should give Michael Marsh’s new book a read. He claims it’s “the defining story” of those events on August 14, 1775. “I had so many questions about the Gunpowder Plot and I had to find the answers,” he s...

Wolfpack tells the story of the six Angulo brothers, who spent their entire lives locked away from society in a New York City apartment. All they know of the outside world is gleaned from the films they watch obsessively and recreate meticulously, us...

Roseli Johnson never expected to reinvent herself at the age of 48. But that is what she had to do when she lost her job as a gallery administrator last December. “I was working at the Bermuda National Gallery East in St George’s,” she said. “I was r...

It’s been 47 years since Suzie Lowe left Malawi, but the country is still working its magic over her. Ms Lowe is a mixed media artist who makes African-inspired masks, as well as chunky bracelets, earrings and ceramic fish. “My masks are African infl...

The Rwandan genocide in 1994 serves as a backdrop for ‘Sweet Dreams’, a thumping, empowering and joyous portrayal of Rwanda’s 60-woman drum troupe, and the first ice cream store in Rwanda. Comprised of women from both sides of the 1994 conflict, the ...

Robert Mugabe - What Happened? 5pm Saturday at BUEI The title of this disturbing documentary says it all. How did Zimbabwean liberation hero Robert Mugabe turn into one of the world’s most oppressive and hated leaders, an internationally-reviled auto...

A film about an 84-year-old Kenyan man who attends school for the first time is to screen again this week. Three previous screenings of ‘The First Grader’ have sold out. This fourth screening will take place tomorrow at the Bermuda Underwater Explor...

Eight years ago Veronica reached her darkest moment. She was contemplating suicide and couldn’t find a way through the depression. But with help from specialists at the Mid Atlantic Wellness Institute (MWI) and its art-therapy programmes, she has se...