The following movies are playing at Market Square East Theaters on St. Thomas.

 This year, the St. John Film Society (SJFS) will host a number of films in Coral Bay in addition to its Cruz Bay film offerings.

St. John School of the Arts will present “An Oversimplification of Her Beauty,” a film by Terence Nance, starring Nance, Namik Minter and Chanelle Pearson.

St. John Film Society will host a screening of the new, award-winning environmental documentary “Bag It” at 7:30 p.m. on June 5 at St. John School of the Arts  in Cruz Bay.

The Forum will bring three films to Market Square East including the grand prize winner at Cannes, an Academy Award nominee and the Academy Award winner.

The third annual Aruba International Film Festival (AIFF) has begun accepting submissions for its 2012 Caribbean Spotlight Series competition.

St. John Film presents another award-winning “On Screen / In Person”* film, the thought-provoking, 85-minute documentary “Milking the Rhino,” directed by David E. Simpson, who will be at the screening.

St. John Film presents its next ‘On Screen/In Person’ screening of a thought-provoking 59 minute documentary, “What’s Organic About ‘Organic’?” on Dec. 6.

St. John Film will open its fall 2011 film series, meet the filmmaker screening events, with a free screening of the award-winning documentary “Free Swim,”a 50-minute documentary directed by Jennifer Galvin.

Sputniks presents a free movie night at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 15, at Sputniks in Coral Bay-- a short titled “A Tribute to Annie Love” and a feature film called “Heart of the Sea.”