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Northshore October 2025
More than 20 short and feature-length films featuring the stories and perspectives of Indigenous peoples will be showing across Gloucester and Rockport next week during the inaugural Indigenous Heritage Film Festival. The weeklong event is a celebration of the Indigenous history and cultural contributions of Cape Ann’s earliest inhabitants, who have live in the area at least since the last ice age, approximately 10,000 years ago. The films, which will all be shown for free, include short films and animations, documentaries, mainstream feature films, contemporary television programs, and even comedy and sci-fi films. Several of the films
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