Humor and suspense marry beautifully in this Alfred Hitchcock-style murder mystery. Find out why you need to see it this weekend.

We’re pretty psyched about this project and column by resident film buff, Andy Gyurisin. He and his wife are watching 365 Films in 365 Days – and they’re giving us the rundown. Here’s the first 25.

This year is a pretty exciting year for Winchester. We’ve got an inaugural Old Town Restaurant Week, more live music downtown this summer, a craft beer festival and now, our very own large-scale film festival.

Can a bad comedy be made better without any sound? Our in-house film critic, Andy Gyurisin tries out this theory with Deuce Bigalow: European Gigalo.

Marketing manager by day, artist by night – we sit down with Wendy Legge May and discuss what inspires her as an artist.

Sometimes, a great event will pop up on you and you think, “Gosh, I would have love to have gone, but I didn’t know about it until it was too late.” We seek to minimize those moments – get your calendars out now.

It’s a film about relationships. It is about the attempt to preserve the memory of a relationship. Like a calendar on the wall attempts to preserve time, Egoyan uses three distinct film techniques to demonstrate the challenges of remembering the “girl that got away”.