Films include:
● The Boat Inspector (Director: Madison Morin) - North Pond in Smithfield, Maine is
a desolate dream come true to those like the North Pond Hermit, who prefer
intense solitary, but what about Ellie, the local boat inspector? The call of the
loon can only fill up so much silence and her season is coming to an end. Just
when the foliage has peaked, a unique boater named Alex appears and invites
Ellie on an adventure.
● Good Morning Sunshine (Director: Mariah Larocque) - Vessy Miller seeks help
from school officials after a traumatic incident occurs involving her English
teacher, Mr. Carter. The situation becomes more complicated when the Principal
accuses her of lying, leaving her vulnerable, unprotected and at the mercy of her
predator.
● Past Prologue (Director: Brian Russell) - Robert and Claudette have a chance
encounter in a coffee shop, their first meeting since they dated over 60 years
ago. As an interracial couple in the 1950’s, the relationship never had a chance.
A re-connection to memory, and discovery of feelings long buried takes them on
an emotional journey through their past.
● The Antique (Director: Hannah Perry) - Twin sisters trying to save their family
home from foreclosure after their mother dies. The only chance they have to
afford the payments is if their mother’s treasured antique is worth anything.
During their journey to get it appraised on a famous show, the sisters come to
terms with their relationships with a complicated mother and each other.
● Welcome to King Friday’s Dungeon (Director: Destiny Arturet) - Welcome to King
Friday’s Dungeon’ shares the stories of three puppeteering acts as they brace for
the challenge of preparing for King Friday’s Dungeon Puppet Slam at Mayo
Street Arts in Portland, Maine.
● We Were An Island (Director: Peter Logue) - “We Were an Island” brings to life
the true story of Art and Nan Kellam, a couple who spent nearly four decades

alone on an island off the coast of Maine. Directed by Peter Logue. Screenplay
and Original Score by Jahn Sood. Inspired by the book by Peter Blanchard III
and the lives of Art and Nan Kellam.