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A documentary about the human papillomavirus will next week be premiering on the Island at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. “Someone You Love: The HPV Epidemic” reveals the dangers of the virus, which can cause six types of cancer, incl...

From a galaxy far, far away to the Speciality Cinema, Star Wars is as much a part of Bermuda’s Christmas this year as cassava pie, eggnog and the boat parade. The relaunched but pleasingly scruffy and unrefurbished Millennium Falcon is clearly the m...

The new Star Wars characters are fun, but they’ve got nothing on Yoda, according to Kathryn Mullen. She’s admittedly biased. Ms Mullen was a puppeteer for the famed character in the 1980 hit, The Empire Strikes Back. “I loved the new movie,” she sai...

Speciality Cinema was packed last night as Star Wars fans rushed to see the latest instalment of the iconic film series. Among the fans were more than a dozen who donned Star Wars costumes and brandished lightsabers to celebrate the event. Asked why ...

Star Wars fans are ready for their big day today — with theatre owners saying they have never seen demand like it. The Force Awakens, the seventh film in the blockbuster franchise and the first in a decade, will premiere at 7.30pm at the Speciality C...

Shipwrecks, dangerous caves and exploding icebergs are all in a day’s work for Jill Heinerth. The 50-year-old diver, underwater photographer and film-maker has spent decades exploring some of the world’s most dangerous waters. She’ll be giving a lect...

Bermuda is in a prime position to launch its own film industry, according to American film-maker Mike Ramsdell. During a fortuitous talk at TEDx Bermuda he spoke about the crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Its soil is home to vast deposits ...

A film documenting the history of the Berkeley Institute has held its premiere. The Berkeley Institute Class of ’63 was gave the first screening last Saturday of its film Respice Finem: The History of the Berkeley Institute one year after its initia...

A collapsing stage, an old cigarette machine and a few bits of rotting furniture were mostly all that was left inside the old Clayhouse Inn. None of it fazed filmmaker Milton Raposo. The music lover thought the once popular nightclub was the perfect...

The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution’ is directed, produced and written by Emmy Award-winning documentarian Stanley Nelson. The film had its world premiere at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Here, Mr Nelson — awarded the National Humani...

‘Slight Fright’ is just five minutes long but at the moment it is Al Seymour Jr’s cinematic masterpiece. If you’ve watched ‘Goosebumps’ at the Liberty Theatre, you have most likely seen the 18-year-old’s big screen debut. The short film shows immedia...

A short film written and directed by a Bermudian and starring another has earned international attention. ‘Pleasure is Following Your Heart’ has been highlighted by Magnum Vie Magnifique, a competition in which independent film-makers are invited to ...