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The first annual Brattleboro Film Festival launched the first weekend in November and, folks, it was an amazing success!
We thank everyone who came to see films and to show support. Attendance was terrific, with some shows selling out, including the repeat showing of our Best in Fest winner, Chasing Ice. These great films might never have had a chance to be shown in our area without the help of all the volunteers, partners, and area businesses that made this launch a success.
We want to give a heartfelt thanks to Jeff Potter and The Commons; Jon Potter and the Brattleboro Reformer; Jonathan Jensen, Latchis Hotel and all the Latchis staff; the Marlboro Graduate Center; Paul Cameron, Brattleboro Climate Protection; Carolyn Conrad, Windham County Humane Society; Clay Turnbull, the New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution; the Boys and Girls Club; and Vermont Skateboards and all the skaters who came to Brattleboro to demonstrate techniques following the Bones Brigade showing.
Also: Joe Bookchin, Vermont Film Commission; Sandy Shriver; Steve West, WKVT; Jim Maxwell, WVEW; Tim Johnson, WTSA; Susan Keese, Vermont Public Radio; Darren Mark, Tree Free Greetings; Robin Antepara; Bob Nassau; Anne Stokes; Windham Wines; Brattleboro Cheese; Jackie Abrams; and Em Richards.
