Rodney Leinberger puts video camera down
Videographer Rodney Leinberger, who has recorded more than 100 concerts and recitals at MSU, has stepped away from the video camera.
In brief: Julia Louis-Dreyfus to appear at Montclair Film benefit
Stephen Colbert ("The Late Show") will interview Julia Louis-Dreyfus ("Veep") for Montclair Film's ninth annual benefit at NJPAC on Dec. 7, 2019.
In brief: ‘Heading Home,’ film about Israeli baseball
'Heading Home," a film about the national Israeli baseball team, featuring many Jewish-Americans, plays in Montclair Sept. 6-8.
ICYMI: 2019 MFF: ‘Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am” smashes a new point-of-view
Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am” a documentary about the Nobel-winning author, is the official closing film of Montclair Film Festival.
Culture in brief: ‘Gnomeo,’ free family movie, outside at library
Montclair Film partners with the Montclair Public Library to screen "Gnomeo," a family-friendly movie, outside on Friday, July 26.
Culture in brief: Montclair Film partners with Jazz House Kids for screening series
Montclair Film partners with the Montclair Jazz Festival, to screen four classic films, with performances by Jazz House Kids before each, beginning July 26.
Culture in brief: Montclair film director’s ‘Flora Borealis’
Montclair director Casey Friedman’s animated film in progress, “Flora Borealis,” is about gay men in a ruinedworld. Kickstarter campaign ends July 5.
Pride Month: Love speaks its name, in ‘Love Wins’
The story of 50 years of love for Jan Moore and Emily Sonnessa, "Love Wins," will screen on Saturday, June 15, 3 p.m., at UUCM, followed by a Q&A.
Split Screens: watching TV together
Montclair's Raphaela Neihausen spearheads the Split Screens Festival, a festival of television that presents panels and personalities, May 29-June 3 in NYC.
In the ‘Tank’ with Steve Adubato
On Steve Adubato's new show "Think Tank," national politics and its local implications will have rational, thoughtful debate.