Film

Wearing digital red noses, Luke Parker Bowles and Tom Hall are bingeing movies for Red Nose Day, to help children who have been affected by COVID-19.

While the 20020 Montclair Film Festival has been postponed this year, Montclair Film has pivoted and is holding Q&As and classes online.

Montclair Film Festival will hold a live Q&A on its Facebook Page tonight about the documentary "Crip Camp," a film about handicapped teens turned activist.

David Schoner, associate director of the NJ Motion Picture and Television Commission, will speak on Saturday at Oscar Shorts.

The Celebrating Aging in Film series explores death literacy, and opens conversations about mortality. "Another Year Together" plays Sunday, Jan. 19.

At Montclair Film's 505 + Friends club, neurodiverse teens can share their love of film. The Cinema + Conversation club offers stimulating films to seniors.

DOC NYC, founded by three Montclairites, turns 10, and "One Child Nation," directed by new Montclairite Nanfu Wang, is hiighlighted in its roster.

It's mischief night, and we have recommendations for the spooky, scary movies that get Montclair Local writers in a Halloween mood.

Montclair Film will screen six films this weekend, Oct. 18-20, in its first annual documentary weekend at Cinema505, 505 Bloomfield Ave.

Videographer Rodney Leinberger, who has recorded more than 100 concerts and recitals at MSU, has stepped away from the video camera.