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"For centuries, we’ve asked ourselves: What keeps us apart?” says director Ciro Guerra. “Now it is time to ask what brings us together." Following a 3,000-mile journey in northern Colombia, and shot beautifully in widescreen format, this film is the story of Ignacio Carrillo’s travels with his accordion, a legendary instrument said to be cursed because it once belonged to the devil. Ignacio is skillfully played by celebrated Vallenato songwriter Marciano Martínez, whose real life mirrors the portrait painted in this story. Along the way, Ignacio is joined by Fermín, a teenager who dreams of becoming a traveling musician like Ignacio, but destiny has different plans for the reluctant teacher and his student.
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The Martha's Vineyard Film Festival
The Martha's Vineyard Film Festival
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Their mission is to produce community events that celebrate all genres of film and spark discussion, debate and action. They are a 501c3 non-profit.
Director Ciro Guerra | Narrative Feature | Colombia | 2009 | 117 min
Venue Information:
Directions: From Vineyard Haven take State Road 5.3 miles to North Road. Bear right at North Road and take 5.7 miles to Menemsha Cross Road. At Menemsha Cross Road go left 1.0 miles to South Road. At South Road take a left and Chilmark Community Center is on your right.
508-645-9599
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Ticket Pick Up Information
Print out the email confirmation, if possible (your name will also be on the door list) and pick up your tickets at the Will Call desk at the event. Ticket holders must present tickets and pass holders must present passes at the door no later than 10 minutes prior to the start of each show, or risk not being admitted. No refunds will be granted for late arrivals. Pass holders do not need to obtain physical tickets. Please note- No tickets will be mailed.














