Enjoy a 113 minute program of outdoor adventure and conservation films, presented by Baxter Brewing.
Scheduled Program:
BORN FROM JUNK – 14.5 minutes – by Mike Horn, Galin Foley – from CO – Born From Junk traces the outlaw roots of mountain biking back to its raw beginnings in Crested Butte, where a crew of unlikely pioneers in pursuit of wild times in the mountains blossomed into a global phenomenon.
HOME OR HIGH WATER – 11.5 minutes – by Dave Weich – from Portland, Oregon – Battered by stronger, more frequent storms, residents are faced with an impossible decision: rebuild their home, or abandon their property and find a way to start again somewhere else. This film brings the conversation about the climate crisis into the practical reality of people’s lives. How are communities at risk adapting to these ever-progressing challenges?
DIRTBAGS – 5.18 minutes – by E.C. Brego – from Maine – Through her company, Oterra Designs, Erin O’Toole designs and manufactures handmade, one-of-a-kind chalk bags that are tough enough to withstand winter climbing in her home state of Maine.
TO ROW AND LET GO – 27.5 minutes – by Doug Welch – from Maine – MITA Executive Director Doug Welch started ocean rowing, built a wooden boat, and set out on an island adventure. He packed a video camera throughout, compressing three years into 30 minutes. As he navigates both nature and his own life, Welch presents a rich portrait of the Maine Island Trail and the adventures it inspires.
INTERMISSION
DECISION – 12.33 minutes – by Beau Gaughran – from Maine – Decision is the story of wild Alaska shorelines, a remote lighthouse and the ongoing problem of marine debris. This film will show you the realities of wilderness beaches choked with plastic debris and the volunteers working to clean them up.
THE SURFBOARD BUILDER – 3.97 minutes – by Juliette Sutherland – from Maine – Richard Dennis is a surfer and board shaper in York, ME. He waxes poetic in his way about life, learning how to surf, and his journey learning to build surfboards.
MORE THAN A MOUNTAIN – 37.6 minutes – by Maine Mountain Media – from Maine – A short feature that follows the Saddleback comeback journey and the resort’s vision for a vibrant future.
120 minute program of shorts from the Maine Outdoor Film Festival.
Scheduled Program:
BORN FROM JUNK – 14.5 minutes – by Mike Horn, Galin Foley – from CO – Born From Junk traces the outlaw roots of mountain biking back to its raw beginnings in Crested Butte, where a crew of unlikely pioneers in pursuit of wild times in the mountains blossomed into a global phenomenon.
HOME OR HIGH WATER – 11.5 minutes – by Dave Weich – from Portland, Oregon – Battered by stronger, more frequent storms, residents are faced with an impossible decision: rebuild their home, or abandon their property and find a way to start again somewhere else. This film brings the conversation about the climate crisis into the practical reality of people’s lives. How are communities at risk adapting to these ever-progressing challenges?
DIRTBAGS – 5.18 minutes – by E.C. Brego – from Maine – Through her company, Oterra Designs, Erin O’Toole designs and manufactures handmade, one-of-a-kind chalk bags that are tough enough to withstand winter climbing in her home state of Maine.
TO ROW AND LET GO – 27.5 minutes – by Doug Welch – from Maine – MITA Executive Director Doug Welch started ocean rowing, built a wooden boat, and set out on an island adventure. He packed a video camera throughout, compressing three years into 30 minutes. As he navigates both nature and his own life, Welch presents a rich portrait of the Maine Island Trail and the adventures it inspires.
INTERMISSION
DECISION – 12.33 minutes – by Beau Gaughran – from Maine – Decision is the story of wild Alaska shorelines, a remote lighthouse and the ongoing problem of marine debris. This film will show you the realities of wilderness beaches choked with plastic debris and the volunteers working to clean them up.
THE SURFBOARD BUILDER – 3.97 minutes – by Juliette Sutherland – from Maine – Richard Dennis is a surfer and board shaper in York, ME. He waxes poetic in his way about life, learning how to surf, and his journey learning to build surfboards.
MORE THAN A MOUNTAIN – 37.6 minutes – by Maine Mountain Media – from Maine – A short feature that follows the Saddleback comeback journey and the resort’s vision for a vibrant future.
- Runtime120 minutes
Enjoy a 113 minute program of outdoor adventure and conservation films, presented by Baxter Brewing.
Scheduled Program:
BORN FROM JUNK – 14.5 minutes – by Mike Horn, Galin Foley – from CO – Born From Junk traces the outlaw roots of mountain biking back to its raw beginnings in Crested Butte, where a crew of unlikely pioneers in pursuit of wild times in the mountains blossomed into a global phenomenon.
HOME OR HIGH WATER – 11.5 minutes – by Dave Weich – from Portland, Oregon – Battered by stronger, more frequent storms, residents are faced with an impossible decision: rebuild their home, or abandon their property and find a way to start again somewhere else. This film brings the conversation about the climate crisis into the practical reality of people’s lives. How are communities at risk adapting to these ever-progressing challenges?
DIRTBAGS – 5.18 minutes – by E.C. Brego – from Maine – Through her company, Oterra Designs, Erin O’Toole designs and manufactures handmade, one-of-a-kind chalk bags that are tough enough to withstand winter climbing in her home state of Maine.
TO ROW AND LET GO – 27.5 minutes – by Doug Welch – from Maine – MITA Executive Director Doug Welch started ocean rowing, built a wooden boat, and set out on an island adventure. He packed a video camera throughout, compressing three years into 30 minutes. As he navigates both nature and his own life, Welch presents a rich portrait of the Maine Island Trail and the adventures it inspires.
INTERMISSION
DECISION – 12.33 minutes – by Beau Gaughran – from Maine – Decision is the story of wild Alaska shorelines, a remote lighthouse and the ongoing problem of marine debris. This film will show you the realities of wilderness beaches choked with plastic debris and the volunteers working to clean them up.
THE SURFBOARD BUILDER – 3.97 minutes – by Juliette Sutherland – from Maine – Richard Dennis is a surfer and board shaper in York, ME. He waxes poetic in his way about life, learning how to surf, and his journey learning to build surfboards.
MORE THAN A MOUNTAIN – 37.6 minutes – by Maine Mountain Media – from Maine – A short feature that follows the Saddleback comeback journey and the resort’s vision for a vibrant future.
120 minute program of shorts from the Maine Outdoor Film Festival.
Scheduled Program:
BORN FROM JUNK – 14.5 minutes – by Mike Horn, Galin Foley – from CO – Born From Junk traces the outlaw roots of mountain biking back to its raw beginnings in Crested Butte, where a crew of unlikely pioneers in pursuit of wild times in the mountains blossomed into a global phenomenon.
HOME OR HIGH WATER – 11.5 minutes – by Dave Weich – from Portland, Oregon – Battered by stronger, more frequent storms, residents are faced with an impossible decision: rebuild their home, or abandon their property and find a way to start again somewhere else. This film brings the conversation about the climate crisis into the practical reality of people’s lives. How are communities at risk adapting to these ever-progressing challenges?
DIRTBAGS – 5.18 minutes – by E.C. Brego – from Maine – Through her company, Oterra Designs, Erin O’Toole designs and manufactures handmade, one-of-a-kind chalk bags that are tough enough to withstand winter climbing in her home state of Maine.
TO ROW AND LET GO – 27.5 minutes – by Doug Welch – from Maine – MITA Executive Director Doug Welch started ocean rowing, built a wooden boat, and set out on an island adventure. He packed a video camera throughout, compressing three years into 30 minutes. As he navigates both nature and his own life, Welch presents a rich portrait of the Maine Island Trail and the adventures it inspires.
INTERMISSION
DECISION – 12.33 minutes – by Beau Gaughran – from Maine – Decision is the story of wild Alaska shorelines, a remote lighthouse and the ongoing problem of marine debris. This film will show you the realities of wilderness beaches choked with plastic debris and the volunteers working to clean them up.
THE SURFBOARD BUILDER – 3.97 minutes – by Juliette Sutherland – from Maine – Richard Dennis is a surfer and board shaper in York, ME. He waxes poetic in his way about life, learning how to surf, and his journey learning to build surfboards.
MORE THAN A MOUNTAIN – 37.6 minutes – by Maine Mountain Media – from Maine – A short feature that follows the Saddleback comeback journey and the resort’s vision for a vibrant future.
- Runtime120 minutes