Portland
Opening Night Screening
-&-
25th Anniversary
Celebration
Portland museum Of Art
November 4, 4pm
Prosecco and cheese reception with music by Palaver Strings
Screening of the award-winning Israeli film KARAOKE
Party in the Great Hall catered by David Turin, with music by Matt Fogg Trio
Tickets $150.
All Festival Pass
for PORTLAND screenings only - November 5-11
(The pass does not cover the Opening Night Celebration on November 4th.)
In conversation: Portland: Karen Montanaro a world-renowned dancer, mime artist, and award-winning choreographer, whose recent one-woman show, Tony Montanaro: A Love Story, is an intimate and comical recounting of her relationship with her late husband, soulmate, and teacher: the Founder of Celebration Mime Theater and an early student of Marcel Marceau.
This screening is sponsored by Coffee By Design
76 Congress Street, Portland
When Hamas terrorists rampaged Kfar Aza, Yahav Winner was murdered while giving his wife Shaylee, holding their infant daughter, moments to escape.. See THE BOY, this talented young filmmaker’s nuanced film (set in Kfar Aza) along with a few other Israeli short films.
THE BOY
All proceeds will be wired to Shaylee Atary through Go2Films.
This screening is sponsored by The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein
Post-screening conversation with Adam Golonka, PsyD, BCBA-D, Behavior Analyst with the Developmental Disorders Program at Spring Harbor Hospital; and Colleen Foley-Ingersoll, M.Ed., BCBA, Senior Director Developmental Disorders Services, Maine Behavioral Healthcare at The Glickman Lauder Center of Excellence in Autism and Developmental Disorders.
Post-film conversation with Bob Keyes, former Culture Editor of the Portland Press Herald,
and Michael G. Seamans, award-winning Waterville-based photojournalist.
Searching for Gerda Taro is sponsored by The Cedars
One ticket includes both films.
Bangor
Moderator: Laurie Osher
REPAIRING THE WORLD:
STORIES FROM THE TREE OF LIFE
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Post-film conversation
Elizabeth Neiman Department of English
Zach Ludington Modern Languages Dept.
Rosalie Purvis Department of English
ALEGRÍA
Post-film conversation
Alan Cobo-Lewis (moderator) Center for Community Inclusion
and Disability Studies & members of Speaking Up For Us
I AM NOT
TUESCO: LAUGHING IN THE FACE OF DISABILITY
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Tomek Herzog: Education, UMaine Presque Isle & Affiliated Faculty, UMaine Judaic Studies Program
March '68
Lewiston
Bethel
The Gem is partnering with the Maine Jewish Museum to bring the Maine Jewish Film Festival to Bethel.
Waterville
Brunswick
Lesley Levy, Director of Student Accessibility
at Bowdoin College, will host the post-film conversation.
I AM NOT
Davis Robinson will host the post-film conversation.
Davis is Professor of Theater and Chair of Theater and Dance at Bowdoin College. He is Artistic Director of Beau Jest, and a former student of Tony Montanaro, Maine’s most famous mime and a student of Marcel Marceau’s.
THE ART OF SILENCE
THE PEACOCK THAT PASSED OVER
The discussion will be hosted by Rachel Reinke, Director of Gender Violence Prevention & Health Education and Natalie Turrin, Director of the Sexuality, Women and Gender Center at Bowdoin College.
This screening is co-hosted by the Bowdoin Film Society.
VALERIA IS GETTING MARRIED
This screening is sponsored by
The Consulate General of Israel
To New England
The discussion will be hosted by Mira Nikolova, Visiting Lecturer in Russian, East European, and
Eurasian Studies and Page Herrlinger, Professor of History and Chair of REES.
