2019 Montclair Film Festival

Olympia Dukakis, former Montclair resident, is revealed in "Olympia," a documentary three years in the making, from Harry Mavromichalis.

Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am” a documentary about the Nobel-winning author, is the official closing film of Montclair Film Festival.

Montclair Film Festival's jury awards celebration May 11 celebrated emerging filmmakers, serious subjects, and more; audience awards were given May 13.

Richard Thompson, music legend and Montclair resident, spoke with Warren Zanes and director Edmond Deraedt at the Montclair Film Festival.

By ERIN ROLL roll@montclairlocal.news If there was one thing that the audience —- both inside the Wellmont Theater, and watching from movie theaters around the country — took away from Tuesday night’s Q&A with the stars of “Tolkien,” it is this: J.R.R. Tolkien’s name is not pronou...

"Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool," a film by Stanley Nelson, includes archival footage, and Jazz House Kids' Christian McBride.

Erin Lee Carr brings her compassionate eye to a teen who urged her suicidal boyfriend to go through with it, and to a memoir about her father, David Carr.

The Emerging Filmmaker Competition gives student filmmakers from Montclair and beyond a chance to produce their own short films.

Roger Ross Williams' "The Apollo" looks at the 85-year-old Harlem performance venue in the light of black history in America.

Mindy Kaling talked to Stephen Colbert about her new film "Late Night," comedy, Smash Mouth, writing, and life, at MFF on Saturday, May 4.