To address the unknowns, some festivals, like the Camden International Film Festival in Maine, adhered to a strict public health policy to preserve a portion of in-person interaction in addition to streaming. Others, like the New Hampshire Film Festival, opted to shelve its big plans for a 20th annual festival and will return in 2022. The Boston Latino International Film Festival is entirely virtual this year as it was last year, “to protect our audience,” wrote director Sabrina Avilés in a statement. And others still, especially those that come later in the fall, have yet to announce firm plans beyond festival dates. Whether in-person, streaming, or hybrid, this guide will help you map out the best opportunities for independent moviegoing in the region this fall.
Source: 17 Fall Film Festivals To Check Out In (And Around) Greater Boston | WBUR News