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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...

Fightville 9.30pm Sunday at BUEI ‘Fightville’ successfully shatters some of the negative stereotypes associated with Mixed Martial Arts and examines how the sport satisfies the primal urges of its fighters. Filmmakers Michael Tucker and Petra Epperle...

‘The Island President’ 2pm Saturday at BUEI “It won’t be any point to have democracy if we don’t have a country.” This bald statement by then-President of the Maldives Mohamed Anni Nasheed is the crux of the matter facing the country comprising over...

Tired of watching another predictable Hollywood blockbuster, where boy and girl meet and fall in love? Then perhaps it’s time to give one of the films from the Bermuda Documentary Film Festival a try. The festival starts Friday and will feature sever...

A new book celebrating the Bermuda Post Office’s Bicentennial makes the Island one of the few countries in the world to officially record its postal history. Liz Jones’ ‘The Bermuda Post Office Bicentennial — 1812 to 2012’ will be in stores next week...

First Position 3pm Sunday at BUEI This beautiful documentary will have you gripped as it depicts the triumph and despair moments experienced by six talented young ballerinas. I fully expected the film to feature bratty, annoying and diva-like childre...

When Clarence (Tootsie) Bean first started playing the drums they weighed more than he did he could barely see over the top of them. That was 70 years ago. The 81-year-old is still performing, and has taught many of the Island’s drumming teachers. H...

If you haven’t seen musician Twanée Butterfield singing at some event around the Island over the past decade, you’ve either been living off the rock or under a proverbial one. She’s been performing since a young girl and has now set her sights on bre...