No topic is too particular, strange, or transgressive for these New England niche film festivals coming to a cinema near you.
One plus one is two, except when it’s 45’s Federal budget proposal to eliminate the NEA and the NEH—for starters.
Portland’s writer-director duo on Rusticator Pictures, and how to make a movie that captures Maine’s “Maine-ness.”
First Light tells the story of the systematic displacement of the Wabanaki people and what the state of Maine did to help them heal.
The folks at Breakfast Lunch & Dinner say you can’t miss this quiet, complex short film from writer/director Joshua Jenkins.
Burlington’s historic teen center 242 Main is the focus of a new documentary video produced and created by three organizations.
“The Witch” will feel especially spooky for the New Englanders who grew up with a forest of deep, dark woods behind their house.
Good friends console you in a crisis, but true friends let you know, through embarrassing memoir, how bad it could have been.
Want to own the unreleased soundtrack to your favorite, archaic cult film classic? Jon Solari of Eczema Records tells you how.
Short, sharp, hits of film whenever you’d like, BYO snacks – NE Film.com’s online festival ups the binge-ability.
