The Martha's Vineyard Film Festival

Sunday, March 17

Sunday, March 17 10:00 AM Fall to Grace Directed by Alexandra Pelosi Former NJ governor Jim McGreevey opens up about his resignation after declaring himself a “gay American” and the work that gives his life meaning.... More
Sunday, March 17 11:15 AM No Place On Earth Directed by Janet Tobias When Chris Nicola explores Ukrainian caves, he uncovers a secret from WWII: the longest uninterrupted underground survival in recorded human history.... More
Sunday, March 17 1:15 PM with director Kelly Anderson and film subject, MIT historian Craig Wilder My Brooklyn Directed by Kelly Anderson As luxury housing and chain stores replace Brooklyn businesses, Kelly Anderson asks the question, who has the right to determine a city’s future?... More
Sunday, March 17 3:30 PM preceded by a performance from Julius Caesar by Shakespeare for the Masses Caesar Must Die Directed by Paolo Taviani and Vittorio Taviani Roman prisoners stage Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and find in its tale of fraternity, power, and betrayal parallels to their own lives and stories.... More
Sunday, March 17 5:30 PM preceded by a short theatrical selection from Sam Shepard’s work followed by a discussion with director Treva Wurmfeld Shepard & Dark Directed by Treva Wurmfeld As friends who have led very different lives compile decades of correspondence, their letters force them to confront their life choices, good and bad.... More
Sunday, March 17 8:00 PM with director Jeremy Frindel and followed by a closing night party One Track Heart: The Story of Krishna Das Directed by Jeremy Frindel Follow Jeffrey Kagel’s path from rock star to world-renowned spiritual teacher and chant master—a journey that continues to transform countless lives.... More