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The footage taken whilst the Isle of Wight has been in Coronavirus lockdown shows us just how good Islanders have been at staying at home. The uplifting clips at the end of the film should put a smile on your face
Film
The Isle of Wight can boast several film festivals, as well as a handful of film societies and interest groups.
We have many filmmakers living and working on the Island, taking inspiration from their surroundings. With two mainstream cinemas and several venues showing arthouse films, there is something for everyone.
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If you loved Shadow on the Sea from CHAMPS, you'll love the extended version. Check it out along with a new video
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Call for ten second clips of Islanders at home during lockdown doing "something uplifting" or "anything you feel will spread good feeling for people", but act fast
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Paul had to travel to Newport, then Ryde to pick up some shopping for his mother and captured his motorcycle journey on camera during the Coronavirus lock down
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Exploring how young people on the Isle of Wight view our cultural heritage, this delightful four minute video is a must watch
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Dick Taylor features in new Brian Jones documentary, which includes music recorded at Ventnor studio
Dick was not only filmed talking about his time in the Rolling Stones and friendship with Brian Jones, but also re-recorded music for the documentary in Ventnor's Red Squirrel studio
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The film asks whether there should be a change in the current law relating to assisted dying
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Ventnor Film Society return with a fantastic lineup of screenings over the spring. Get the dates in your diaries and book your seats
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Just over five minutes, Paul Knights' latest film provides a great insight into artist, Jo Bemis’ creative process
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Once again proving that growing up on the Isle of Wight isn’t a barrier to achieving your ambitions, this Islander is now awarded a Damehood
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OnTheWight chatted with Ricky to find out why he chose the Island and which were his posse’s favourite roads - and why they’ll be back.
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Just under five minutes long, this delightful film provides a succinct insight into artist, James Bemis's creative process
