A timely documentary filmed partially in Maine, The Dads will have its New England première at this year’s Maine International Film Festival. More…
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MIFF at 29: Stronger Than Ever
The 29th annual Maine International Film Festival opens on Friday, July 10. Highlights of the festival’s first week include achievement awards for three veteran filmmakers, the Maine première of filmed-in-Bangor teen drama, the world première of a partially-made-in-Waterville documentary about coffee, presentations of two other Maine-related feature films, and screenings of a few neglected classic films. More…
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Coffee Connects Across Continents
Made by students in Waterville, Me. and Kigali, Rwanda, “Ikawa: Coffee That Connects,” is an 18-minute documentary that explores how a cup of coffee can create surprising connections between Waterville, Maine, where the cup is sold, and Kigali, Rwanda, where the beans are grown, harvested, and distributed globally. It premières at MIFF. More…
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MIFF to Honor Three Filmmakers
At this year’s MIFF, the Maine Film Center will present three achievement awards. The honorees are producer Christine Vachon, writer and director Alan Rudolph, and producer and longtime festival supporter Mike Kaplan. More…
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