Film

There are around 300 drive-in theaters left in the United States, 11 of which are in New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts.

Everyone knows the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, 'The Sound of Music', and the 1965 film of the same name. But did you know the real von Trapp family settled right here in New England?

'Jaws' actors Lee Fierro and Jeffrey Voorhees had an unexpected reunion inside a Massachusetts restaurant.

A New Hampshire college campus has served as the set for numerous movies.

David Harbour from 'Stranger Things' was a member of the Theater at Monmouth company between 1994 and 1997.

Peek inside famous pop culture moviemaking luxury.

It's always cool to see celebrities in their element here in New England.

Finn's Irish Pub is closed and looking for a buyer and found themselves in a movie instead.

Her character boasts everything we love about Betty’s acting.

The century old Colonial Theater in Belfast, Maine, is showing more than 71 movies for free all week long before they close their doors on September 18.

This event is celebrating all things spooky from film to art, puppets, cosplay, and more!

Add Alex Cole to your list of 'Mainers to watch'...and then add the date December 10 to that list to catch the premiere of his first film!

Add Alex Cole to your list of 'Mainers to watch'...

Is there anything better than enjoying a taco and a drink on a roof in the city with your favorite movie playing on a beautiful summer night?

Erik Messerschmidt from Cape Elizabeth got his very first Oscar nomination this week in the cinematography category for the critcally acclaimed 'Mank.'