A total of 26,613 moviegoers attended 105 film screenings from Wednesday through Sunday last week.
Two Wahoo stars were named to preseason watch lists as the Basketball season gets set to tip-off, while both soccer teams tie in their penultimate regular season contests.
Lane appeared alongside Turner Classic Movies Primetime Host Ben Mankiewicz, and participated in a Q&A session following the film.
A team at the University of Virginia School of Medicine’s Division of Perceptual Studies has stated that in several reported cases of reincarnation, it takes 12 months following an unexpected death for a child to be born that seems to have the deceased person’s memories.
Veteran character actor and Hollywood renaissance man Tim Blake Nelson directed the story of a teacher who meets a charismatic inmate in a maximum-security prison in Oklahoma and received the Virginia Film Festival’s Virtuoso Award at the Paramount Theater’s Saturday Night screening.
Two former journalists collaborated to tell the story of the legendary folk singer and his intersection with Jewish culture in Manhattan.
Documentarian Ricardo Preve, coming off his previous feature about migrant workers in Virginia, turns to the Vietnam War for his next subject, seeking to answer the questions that surround the mysterious death of an Argentine journalist in 1968.
The measure is on the ballot for the Nov. 3 election.
Virginia swimmers past and present shone in the Short Course Meters World Prep Pro Am and the Cavaliers’ dual meet against Florida.
The organization is looking for volunteers to help raise funds during the holiday season, and two of its officers discuss their local homelessness services.