Telling True Stories at the Martha's Vineyard Film Festival
The Chilmark Community Center was the place to be this weekend.
The Chilmark Community Center was the place to be this weekend.
Smiles were everywhere as greetings were given to old friends.
Smiles were everywhere as greetings were given to old friends.
Filmmaker Eliza Hook (Blowin' up) and Hilary Dreyer after a screening.
Filmmaker Eliza Hook (Blowin' up) and Hilary Dreyer after a screening.
Cozy couches filled the community center.
Cozy couches filled the community center.
The hay bale cafe was the place to unwind.
The hay bale cafe was the place to unwind.
Jodie Trekiar-Simpson is accompanied by Delanie Pickering.
Jodie Trekiar-Simpson is accompanied by Delanie Pickering.
Coffee, food and music.
Coffee, food and music.
Brandon Garegnani and Danielle Mulcahy lead a film making class for children.
Brandon Garegnani and Danielle Mulcahy lead a film making class for children.
Young and old alike have a great time.
Young and old alike have a great time.
In its 19th year, the Martha's Vineyard Film Festival is drawing more than Islanders to Chilmark for a weekend of film, food and music.
And telling true stories in film has always been this festival’s mission.