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Learn the History of Slatersville In This Emmy-Winning Documentary Series
‘Slatersville: America’s First Mill Village’ recently premiered season two, the result of a ten-year effort by local documentary filmmaker Christian de Rezendes.
A Drone Photographer Wants to Record Rhode Island's Abandoned Mills – Before They're Gone
David Lawlor will showcase his work filming mills and other abandoned structures during a May 4 gallery exhibit at Shark's Peruvian Cuisine.
Rhode Island Filmmaker’s Jazz Documentary Dazzles at Regional Film Festivals
Catch "Omar Sosa’s 88 Well-Tuned Drums" at the Mystic Film Festival at Westerly's United Theatre on Saturday, October 22.
PVD World Music’s 3rd Annual African Film Fest Returns September 14–18
The five-day festival will highlight contemporary films and filmmakers from Africa and the African Diaspora, as well as feature traditional music, food and arts.
Local Filmmakers Have Just 48 Hours to Make a Movie in This Ultimate Challenge
Competitors in the 48 Hour Film Project have two days to write, produce and edit a film, then compete for prizes and bragging rights during a screening at the Met.
Who’s Behind Those Foster Grants in the New ‘Elvis’ Biopic?
The Smithfield-based brand, that’s who.
New Film 'Tony Martone' Sees Two Mob Families Come to Blows in East Providence
The film, which was in part shot in East Providence and Pawtucket, will stream on Amazon Prime beginning July 15.
Julian Fellowes calls Newport "a village of palaces"
The award-winning creator of “Downton Abbey” and “The Gilded Age” will speak at a sold-out event at The Breakers hosted by the Preservation Society of Newport County.
“The Gilded Age” Actor Michel Gill Says Filming in Newport’s Mansions was “Stunning”
The Broadway-turned-Hollywood actor talks “Gilded Age,” filming during a pandemic and his new Hulu role
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Resilience, Service, and Adaptive Sports; A Conversation with Justin Laferrier, Ph.D.
JWU Magazine editor Judy Hill sits down with Laferrier to to talk about his singular journey to JWU.
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