Event

MAINE SHORT FILM FESTIVAL

River City Cinema presents
MAINE SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
Friday, April 7 at 5:30pm & 8pm
Admission: $10/adult, $5/children 13 & under Concessions available
Tickets also available at the door

The festival celebrates Maine, its land, its people, and its creative soul, highlighting: Maine artists, fisherman, boat builders, wilderness guides, transgender people, youth, and original screenplays in all genres: documentary, fiction, experimental, animation, comedy and horror.

The 90-minute program is now touring twelve Maine theaters through May 2017. Each screening will feature a Q&A with several of the filmmakers and jurors.

The winning films are:

Bird Carver by Madeleine Cohen
Bringing Boats to Life by Steve Stone and Alison Langley
Curiously by Walter Ungerer
Guided by Bridget Besaw
Oak Street Mural by Alexis Iammarino and Scott Sell
Occasionally by Dawn Nye and Katrazyna Randall
Outrunning Parkinson's by Peter Logue
Mud and Run by Daniel Quintanilla
Long Haul by Chloe White
Silence by Corey Norman
To The Salton Sea by Art Bell
This Time its Shopping by Jim Picariello
The First Kiss by Daniel Kayamba
Trans Circus by Meghan Vigeant

For details on all the films see www.mainefilm.org
For more information contact info@mainefilm.org

The mission of River City Cinema, a non-profit organization, is to:
bring diverse films to the Bangor region
educate the public about the art and history of cinema
encourage filmmaking in Northeastern Maine
RCCs goal is to have a multi-purpose cinema center in downtown Bangor. This facility will allow RCC to show first-run films, offer filmmakers editing and screening capabilities, and teach the public about the art of cinema through exhibits and hands-on demonstrations.