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Bermuda International Film Festival’s Prospero Award has been given a new look. The lifetime achievement award, which in the past was made from bronze by local artist Diane Tetlow, was recently unveiled made with Bermuda cedar by local craftsman Mil...

Former Bermuda resident and videographer Gareth Fletcher has spent the past few years working behind the scenes as a cameraman for local media stations like VSB and CITV. Now he is preparing for a moment in the spotlight, when his first documentary ...

Looking for something inspirational to do this Valentine’s weekend? Bermuda Docs will be showing two documentaries for local film buffs on Sunday. ‘Music for Mandela’, the winner of the Audience Choice Award at the 2013 Amnesty International Film F...

Golden Globe-winning film “The Great Beauty” has been selected as the next film to be screened as part of the Bermuda International Film Festival’s BIFFlix series. The film, directed by Paolo Sorrientino, centres on journalist and one-time novelist J...

An award-winning film described as the most controversial of the year for its frank depiction of a romance between two women is to be screened in Bermuda. Bermuda International Film Festival (BIFF) will show “Blue is the Warmest Colour” on January 26...

Bermudian filmmakers are about to shine a spotlight on the Island’s Portuguese community. Sisters Kara Smith and Karli Powell are behind ‘Carlos and Pacheco’, the story of two Portuguese-Bermudians struggling to get back on their feet in the poor eco...

Documentary film, ‘The Life and Crimes of Doris Payne’, is about to make Bermuda Documentary Film Festival history. For the first time ever, the film festival will be screening the popular documentary for a fifth time in the Tradewinds Auditorium of...

The subject of BermudaDocs’ most popular film this year, Doris Payne, has been arrested following allegations she stole a diamond ring worth more than $20,000. The international jewel thief appeared in court on Thursday charged with felony larceny af...

Blood Brother will be playing at 6pm, October 17, and is the first film to be shown at the Bermuda International Film Festival. The subject of children living with HIV/Aids is an ostensibly complex and depressing topic. Combined with the narrative of...