The festival will be taking place from June 9 to June 11
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Weekend Events: Live Music, Art, Antiques, and More!
This weekend events guide column is sponsored by Kate McDonough and Paul Gold. So many great local events to enjoy this weekend! From live music and concerts to comedy and […]
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Weekend Events: Live Music, Art, and Montclair Jazz Fest Block Party!
This weekend events guide column is sponsored by Kate McDonough. So many great local events to enjoy this weekend! From live music and concerts to comedy and theater, to films […]
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Passaic’s Zen Space Hosts CBS’ “The Equalizer” Starring Queen Latifah
It took Montclair’s Glenn Schuster four years of scouting all over New York and New Jersey before he finally found the perfect spot to house Zen Space – a premier […]
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Montclair native among producers of ‘The God Committee’
Phiphen Pictures will premiere the film “The God Committee” this month at the Tribeca Film Festival. The company is founded by Molly Connors, who lives in New Jersey and Maine. […]
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Montclair Film’s 2021 Emerging Filmmaker Competition winners announced
Screenings of the films and awards will be given in each of these categories on Saturday, June 5 and Sunday, June 6 at Montclair Film’s Cinema505.
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Earliest known film with all Asian-American cast premiers on June 4
The Curse of Quon Gwon (1916), earliest known film with an all Asian American cast and directed by female Chinese American filmmaker Marion Wong / Credit: Cordelia SiporinAfter being restored […]
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Luna Stage holding talks on ‘2.2 Square Miles of Soul: Voices of Orange’
The documentary features interviews with six former and current residents of the City of Orange reflecting on the social, political, and economic forces that shaped the community.
Celebrating Aging in Film Series: Edutainment for an Aging Well Population
If you think about the status quo, death literacy is a crazy idea. But think again, because death literacy is an idea whose time has come. It was 1997 when […]
Celebrating Aging in Film Series: Edutainment for an Aging Well Population
Following January’s sold-out, standing-room-only screening at Montclair Film, the Celebrating Aging in Film returns February 16th with “A Man Called Ove.” This touching Academy Award-winning film is about a cranky […]
Celebrating Aging in Film Series: Edutainment for an Aging Well Population
The 3rd annual Celebrating Aging in Film Series returns January 19th to Montclair Film with an exclusive sneak peek screening of Another Year Together. Written and directed by Montclair’s own […]
Montclair State Film Forum: Lise Raven
https://vimeo.com/351028051?fbclid=IwAR3wLYMFk7MO9mZ2iRW3bJdQ_jnRo2nmL3qRkXf6-5n82AuuyaTG7Zb6FJA (Links to an external site.) Lise Raven is a US/German filmmaker. She is a founding member of the Slamdance Film Festival and her debut feature Low screened internationally. In 2000, Raven was […]
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Photos: Montclairs’ Jazz Festival +Film Fest intersect
The Montclair Jazz Festival, in collaboration with Montclair Film, screened the first of four movies featuring a prominent jazz score this past Sunday.
Under the Great Oak Film Screening
Join us for a screening of the documentary Under the Great Oak from director Michael Reynolds. This film celebrates the life of the oldest white oak in America, which stood on the […]