Here's What's Showing At Woods Hole Film Festival 2023

WOODS HOLE, MA — The Woods Hole Film Festival is back for 2023 starting in late July. This week, film festival officials released the lineup of films showing on the Cape this summer.

The festival runs from July 29 to August 5.

Over the course of eight days, 110 films selected from around the world representing the best in "emerging independent film" will be screened.

Passes and ticket packages are on sale now and individual tickets go on sale starting on July 1.

Filmmakers who've screened at the festival had a good run of success in 2023 as three earned Oscar nominations.

Josh Seftel, Beth Levison and Sara Dosa all earned nominations for films this year, and all have shown work at the Cape Cod festival, including Seftel and Dosa's nominated works.

Read more: These 3 Oscar Nominees First Screened At Woods Hole Film Festival

Below is a list of films set for screening at the festival this summer. Click on the link to read more about them:

• 2020 Chaos and Hope
• 26.2 to Life
• 7000 Miles
• A Kind of Kidnapping
• All Men Are Wicked
• Ariel - Back to Buenos Aires
• Art and Pep
• Batata
• Bolan's Shoes
• Coyote
• Dusty & Stones
• Earlybird
• Edén
• Everybody Wants To Be Loved
• Feast Your Ears: The Story of WHFS 102.3 FM
• Greener Pastures
• In the Company of Rose
• Intermedium
• Jess Plus None
• Karen Carpenter: Starving for Perfection
• King Coal
• King of Kings : Chasing Edward Jones
• Know Your Place
• Lakelands
• Let's Meet Halfway
• Locked Out
• Maestra
• Mom & Dad's Nipple Factory
• My Love Affair With Marriage
• Pacific Coast
• Patrick and the Whale
• PATROL
• Ron Carter: Finding the Right Notes
• Sam Now
• Scrap
• Somewhere Quiet
• The Artist and the Astronaut
• The Banality
• The Harvest
• The Nettle Dress
• The Space Race
• The Thief Collector
• unseen
• With Peter Bradley
• Woman in the Mirror

And a list of the short films screening at this year's festival:

• Art In Many Forms
• Be The Change
• Conversations
• Decisions Decisions
• Finding Our Way
• Modern Problems
• Moving Forward
• Not Your Average Bedtime Story
• The Blue Between Us
• Thicker Than Water