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On Opening Night of the Festival, enjoy meeting fellow festival attendees and special guests inside a tented reception, from 5:30-7:00 PM, on the beautiful waterfront lawn adjacent to Lagoon Pond, just off Beach Road at the Tisbury Marketplace.
We’ll be serving champagne, wine, beer and Goldie’s Rotisserie Truck provides the delicious locally sourced bites to eat. And for an extra sweet treat, Mad Martha’s Ice Cream will be serving cones.
The wonderful Jeremy Berlin’s jazz quartet performs a lively mix of smooth jazz.
OPENING NIGHT MENU
Passed Appetizers (5:30 pm)
– Pork Belly Bao: Steamed bao bun, seared pork belly slab, hoisin glaze, julienne carrots, white sesame seeds, cilantro
– Turkey Meatballs: Tossed with fresh herbs
– Ahi Tuna on Cucumber: Cucumber round, ahi tuna, wasabi mayo, sesame seeds
– Mushroom Bruschetta: On baguette rounds/mini toasts
Mains on Buffet (5:30 pm – 7:00 pm)
*Sandwiches (grilled)
– Chicken Cubano
– Mozzarella, Tomato, Basil – with pesto mayo and balsamic glaze
*Sides
– Sesame Noodles – linguine, peanut sauce, julienned carrot, peppers
– Chickpea Salad – chickpeas, corn, tomato, cucumber, kalamata, dates, herbs, dressing
– Summer Slaw – red and green cabbage, carrot, herbs, pickled onions
*Dessert:
– Chocolate chip cookies
– Brownies
Mad Martha’s Ice Cream

After the reception, guests will be invited to make their way by foot to the Film Center for a special Opening Night screening of the new drama from master Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda, BROKER. The film begins at 7:30 pm.
OPENING NIGHT — Your ticket is good for both the OPENING NIGHT reception and the OPENING NIGHT FILM.
There will be no tickets sold for the Opening Night film separately.
OPENING NIGHT FILM starts at 7:30 PM
OPENING NIGHT FILM
BROKER (Korea)
Directed by Japan’s Kore-eda Hirokazu, the Korean-language “Broker” scored a best actor prize at Cannes for male lead with “Parasite” star Song Kang-ho. Playing like a scrappy road movie, more than a crime story, the film tells the tale of two chancers who are trying to arrange an adoptive home for an unwanted infant, the child’s mother who tags along, and two women police officers on their trail.
“Bittersweet and beautiful, Broker sits easily amongst Kore-eda’s finest films, and as one of the best filmmakers working today that is surely saying something.” – Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
“The execution of this premise is, somehow, miraculous in its sensitivity, asking questions about issues of ethics, of choice, of money, and murder, and family, and how to find love in all this sorry mess.” – IndieWire



Under the Tilton Tent’s glow

Jeremy Berlin jazz quartet will perform
Who wants ice cream?
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