Film Festival Welcomes Filmgoers to Island Cinema Showcase
Performing Arts Center was filled over the weekend.
Performing Arts Center was filled over the weekend.
Prime Minister panel: Clarke Gayford, Dame Jacinda Ardern, Lindsay Utz (director) and Dawn Porter.
Prime Minister panel: Clarke Gayford, Dame Jacinda Ardern, Lindsay Utz (director) and Dawn Porter.
Grange Hall welcomed cinephiles to West Tisbury.
Grange Hall welcomed cinephiles to West Tisbury.
Iabella Iaccarino helmed the busy box office.
Iabella Iaccarino helmed the busy box office.
Circuit Gallery art show on display.
Circuit Gallery art show on display.
Attendees enjoy the scene.
Attendees enjoy the scene.
Brian Ditchfield welcomes guests to the festival.
Brian Ditchfield welcomes guests to the festival.
Couches filled the upstairs at the Grange.
Couches filled the upstairs at the Grange.
Beyond the Gaze was documentary on the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue.
Beyond the Gaze was documentary on the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue.
Filmmaker Jill Campbell discussed film about her mother in law.
Filmmaker Jill Campbell discussed film about her mother in law.
Film festival is a highlight of the March scene on the Vineyard.
Film festival is a highlight of the March scene on the Vineyard.
Scent of popcorn wafter throughout downtown West Tisbury.
Scent of popcorn wafter throughout downtown West Tisbury.
Circuit Arts board member Mark Cronin adressed the crowd.
Circuit Arts board member Mark Cronin adressed the crowd.
Festival continued over the weekend.
Festival continued over the weekend.
The Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival has carved out a comfortable spring niche with its casual approach to presenting new independent movies. From Thursday through Sunday, a full schedule of documentary and feature films were screened at the home base at the Grange Hall, with satellite screenings taking place at the Performing Arts Center at the high school.