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The 31st Annual Woods Hole Film Festival

8 days of In-Person and Virtual Screenings, Panel Discussions,

Workshops, Filmmaker Q&A’s and more...

SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY

- July 30 - - July 31 - - August 1 - - August 2 -

The Butterfly in the Sky The Yin & Yang of Gerry Lopez PANEL: From Pole to Pole - MASTER CLASS: Tasha Van
2:00pm • Redfield 2:00pm • Redfield Documenting Climate Change in Zandt
The Lake at the Bottom of the SHORTS: Art In Many Forms Extreme Locations 2:30pm • Community Hall
2:00pm • Redfield
World 3:00pm • Clapp Auditorium The Territory
4:00pm • Redfield SHORTS: Thicker Than Water Preceded By: ꝌSɦO (What They’ve Been
Free Renty: Lanier v. Harvard 4:00pm • Redfield Taught)
SHORTS: Be The Change 4:00pm • Redfield 4:00pm • Redfield
5:30pm • FA-Morse Hall SHORTS: Modern Problems
Scrum 5:00pm • Clapp Auditorium The House We Lived In
The Big Bend Preceded By: Love Languages 5:00pm • Clapp Auditorium
6:15pm • Redfield 5:15pm • Clapp Auditorium Miles From Nowhere
5:30pm • FA-Morse Hall On These Grounds
SHORTS: Conversations Dear Zoe 5:00pm • FA-Simon Center
8:00pm • FA-Morse Hall 5:15pm • FA-Simon Center Exposure
6:15pm • Redfield Route One North
Fire of Love After Antarctica Preceded By: The Errand
8:30pm • Redfield 7:00pm • Redfield Fashion Reimagined 6:15pm • Redfield
7:30pm • Clapp Auditorium
Opening Night Party The Long Rider The Chisels Are Calling
10:00pm • Captain Kidd 7:30pm • Clapp Auditorium Hékate Followed by a concert with special guest
8:00pm • FA-Morse Hall Julian Lage, guitarist featured in the film.
“Wake Up, Leonard” 7:30pm • FA-Simon Center
Preceded By: There Are Mermaids in LA The MIrror Game
7:30pm • FA-Simon Center 8:30pm • Redfield From the Hood to the Holler
7:30pm • Clapp Auditorium
A Bringing Science to the Screen screening. SHORTS: It’s Getting Dark In Here
This film/program screens live only. 8:30pm • Redfield

Welcome to the Woods Hole Film Festival! So many fantastic MONDAY, JULY 25 -FRIDAY, JULY 29
documentaries! An embarrassment of riches in the doc lineup.
There are stories about sustainable fashion; a legal battle that BEFORE THE FESTIVAL
dates back decades; several films about art; strong women;
science; environmental issues. I would highly recommend all Hosted Filmmaker Chats on Facebook Live, 10am daily,
of these films! Don’t miss this chance to meet the filmmakers
before the Festival!
JANE JULIAN, DOCUMENTARY PROGRAMMER

THURSDAY, JULY 28 • 7:30PM • REDFIELD AUDITORIUM

SPECIAL EVENT SCREENING
BONNIE BLUE: JAMES COTTON’S LIFE IN THE BLUES

Support the Festival at a special fundraising screening. Join filmmakers
Bestor Cram, James Montgomery and Judy Laster for a special screening of the
new documentary film BONNIE BLUE: JAMES COTTON’S LIFE IN THE BLUES.
James “Super Harp” Cotton’s journey tracks America’s history and his story is one of
empowerment during a time when the weight of racial inequity made the journey
seem impossible. Cotton’s music made history; his musical voice was unique, and
the blues were never the same.

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