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Bermudian hospitality apprentice Nick Thomson would dearly love to tell us about all the celebrities he’s catered to over the past several days — including many of the best-known names from the world of cinema. But guarding the privacy of Hollywood’s...

In a world where young people can sometimes feel they don’t have a voice, a new film festival is looking to provide local teens with a platform to get their views and opinions heard loud and clear. Bermuda National Gallery’s Youth Council will be ho...

Local filmmaker Rosheena Beek is looking to make history later this month when she hosts the first Black Women’s Mini Video/Film Festival in Bermuda. The inaugural event, taking place at Chewstick’s Neo-Griot Lounge on April 11, 19 and 26, is geared...

Director Kalyanee Mam‘s Sundance 2013 Grand Jury Prize winning documentary, A River Changes Course, traces the impact of globalisation on centuries-old practices in Cambodia. The cinematically spectacular and sensory journey charts the lives of three...

The Sundance award-winning film ‘The Queen of Versailles’ will screen at the BUEI for a second time tomorrow. The film screened before a “completely sold out” audience when it opened the Bermuda Documentary Film Festival last week, said festival dire...

The award-winning documentary film, Bitter Seeds, screens at the Bermuda Documentary Film Festival on Saturday, October 20. The film follows an Indian farmer from sowing to harvest, while also telling the story of a young girl who seeks to become a j...

A Bermuda from another era lit up Liberty Theatre's big screen on the final day of the first Bakatown Short Film Festival on Saturday night. Island filmmaker Al Seymour Jr's ‘Crimson & Gold', a half-hour movie made in 1980, delighted the audience wit...

Senna Saturday, 9pm For fans of Formula One, May 1, 1994 is a date forever etched into their hearts and minds as the day the great Ayrton Senna died. The death of three-time F1 World Champion occurred as a result of his Williams-Renault hurtling int...