As part of the Ventnor Fringe Festival.

Unique cinema space created and facilitated by French film Director Vincent Moon and cellist Gaspar Claus.

The film-maker, who is notorious for shooting on the move, will be creating what’s described as an intimate cinema space called The Picture House.

Nestled in an old shop in the town, The Picture House will seat no more than 20 people at a time, ensuring a personal and intimate experience.

From 11am-noon each day the IW Film Network will be screening selection of locally made films.

Between noon and 1pm films by Felicity Fair Thompson and Tim Hope will be playing.

From 1pm until closing time sees The Moon Sessions with French film maker Vincent Moon.

Vincent Moon described his intentions as “Opening a space for four days; screening films, our images made on the road, and the images which made us. Playing music, creating sounds and even making films in the same room. Welcoming anybody to enter the space, to exchange, share, ask, discuss, play, show. A space as an improvised laboratory, a little caravan on an island. A moment in time where as soon as you are in, the rules are different. A poetical experience, troubadours getting their own house for a short period in time. Let’s try something new, for us and for you.”