Animator Travis Van Alstyne Wins 2026 Vermont Prize
Animator Travis Van Alstyne has won the 2026 Vermont Prize. The South Burlington resident is the fifth annual recipient of […]
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Film About Mountain Biker Lea Davison Released for Pride Month
Lea Davison has a lot of bikes. From Olympic Games to world championships, the Jericho-born mountain biker collected a lot
‘Hadestown’ Creator Anaïs Mitchell to Headline Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival in August
Anaïs Mitchell, the highly acclaimed Grammy and Tony Award-winning singer, songwriter and playwright who created the hit Broadway folk opera
Horror Filmmaker Zachary Donohue on His New Movie, ‘Passenger’
Zachary Donohue has been making scary movies for more than 30 years, which is doubly impressive given that he’s just
Jon Kilik Screens Oscar-Nominated ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ at UVM
The desperation in the small, frail voice on the other end of a scratchy telephone line is unmistakeable: “I’m scared.
Old-School Video Store Pops Up in White River Junction
Gone are the days of Blockbuster, Hollywood Video, and such locally owned independents as Waterfront Video in Burlington and Video
Partizanfilm Movie Theater Opens Next Week in Burlington
Coming soon: a theater near you. Independent arthouse Partizanfilm opens its two-screen microcinema next week, bringing daily movies back to
Vermont International Film Festival Sets Attendance Record
Attendance at the 2025 Vermont International Film Festival jumped 26 percent over last year’s record-setting mark, Vermont International Film Foundation
Vermont International Film Festival Sets Attendance Record
Attendance at the 2025 Vermont International Film Festival jumped 26 percent over last year’s record-setting mark, Vermont International Film Foundation
Grammar Guru Crosses America in New Documentary
click to enlarge Where do you stand on the Oxford comma? Do you struggle to remember when to