This year’s Spectrum (LGBTQ+) Film Festival produced by the Martha’s Vineyard Film Center will feature six films, a smaller selection than in previous years due to the pandemic.

The Martha’s Vineyard International Film Festival returns Tuesday through Sunday, with 12 feature films from as many countries.

The new film by Chilmark seasonal resident and Tony-winning director Julie Taymor will be released on Amazon Sept. 30, she told a sold-out Featherstone audience Tuesday.

Julie Taymor's new film is The Glorias, a road movie about Gloria Steinem's life.

The Martha’s Vineyard Film Center reopens July 8 and a free outdoor movie series at Featherstone Center for the Arts begins July 14. Advance tickets are required.

There’s still time to catch the FILMusic Festival, which closes Wednesday night after a week-long virtual run.

Ella Fitzgerald, Gordon Lightfoot, the Dover Quartet and siblings Ben and Sally Taylor are among the documentary subjects in this week’s FILMusic festival.

Virtually attending a film festival on Martha’s Vineyard has become a lot easier over the months since the pandemic first hit.