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SUMMARY:Maine Outdoor Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Maine Outdoor Film Festival curates and presents film experiences related to the beauty\, interactivity and complexity of our planet. MOFF asks questions and shares stories about how the power of our planet influences human experience and conversely\, human's impact on the planet. We believe top-notch storytelling and imagery has the potential to broaden perspectives\, strengthen relationships\, and to foster change within ourselves and our communities. And there's never been a more important time than now to provide these educational and interactive opportunities to connect\, explore and learn about the outdoors.\n\nThe program will last about 2 hours. Films are listed below.\n\nLAST OF A KIND | 13.2 minutes | by Chris Flaherty\, Dan Sullivan | from: Vermont | Short synopsis: Will\, an aging Vermont woodsman\, reflects on his lifelong pursuit of antler hunting and other outdoor passions at a time when both the environment and the culture are endangered. In a rapidly developing landscape\, how much longer will there be space for the moose and for people like him?\n\nAN OPTIMIST | 10.25 minutes | by Allison Silverstein | from: Maine | Short synopsis: Maine is both a climate haven and home to one of the fastest warming bodies of water on the planet. An Optimist. follows Mike\, a climate scientist working to keep his chin up and passion alive to keep producing the data we need to track climate change from the bays of Maine.\n\nCHASING LIONS | 22.75 minutes | by Eric Braker\, Cameron Mellin\, Stephen Catalano | from: United States | Short synopsis: The hunt to save the America's most elusive predator. With fascinating and rugged characters\, to up-close encounters with one of the most feared and elusive predators of the West\, "Chasing Lions" is a film that puts the audience in the action\, tracking and collaring mountain lions in one of the last great American wilderness areas. A story of passion\, sacrifice\, duty and dedication.\n\nSKI THE VIEW | 4.75 minutes | by Matt Quinn | from: Maine | Short synopsis: The short story of a mountain that's been through a lot Big Moose Mountain near Greenville\, Maine. The mountain is now on the right path to restoring skiing in this beautiful region. Big Moose represents the bright future of small ski resorts and the vital role they play in keeping the spirit of skiing alive.\n\nIT TAKES TWO TO TANDEM | 6.6 minutes | by Cat Aeppel\, Anna Wilder Burns | from: Canada/Maine | Short synopsis: It Takes Two to Tandem is a feel-good short following longtime riding partners Sam and Jazz as they take a tandem bike across some of their favorite trails\, marking ten years since their first tandem adventure together. Part celebration\, part reflection\, the film explores friendship\, trust\, and the rare joy of moving through the world in sync.\n\nTHE RIVER'S GIFT | 17.3 minutes | by Patrick Kirby | from: Maine | Short synopsis: The Tallapoosa River brings a community of veterans together to find peace\, connection and of course\, red eye bass. Wind through Alabama's pines\, meet Rowell and his friends\, and cast a line or two with them while hearing about their healing connection to this community and this special place.\n\nREMNANTS | 22.55 minutes | by Michael Catenacci | from: United States | Short synopsis: When a devastating wildfire ravages their land\, a sixth-generation ranching family grapples with the legacy of the American cowboy in the face of government policies that threaten their livelihood and a changing culture that brands their lifestyle a thing of the past.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Maine Outdoor Film Festival curates and presents film experiences related to the beauty\, interactivity and complexity of our planet. MOFF asks questions and shares stories about how the power of our planet influences human experience and conversely\, human&rsquo\;s impact on the planet. We believe top-notch storytelling and imagery has the potential to broaden perspectives\, strengthen relationships\, and to foster change within ourselves and our communities. And there&rsquo\;s never been a more important time than now to provide these educational and interactive opportunities to connect\, explore and learn about the outdoors.
\n\nThe program will last about 2 hours. Films are listed below.
\n\nLAST OF A KIND | 13.2 minutes | by Chris Flaherty\, Dan Sullivan | from: Vermont | Short synopsis: Will\, an aging Vermont woodsman\, reflects on his lifelong pursuit of antler hunting and other outdoor passions at a time when both the environment and the culture are endangered. In a rapidly developing landscape\, how much longer will there be space for the moose&hellip\;and for people like him?
\n\nAN OPTIMIST | 10.25 minutes | by Allison Silverstein | from: Maine | Short synopsis: Maine is both a climate haven and home to one of the fastest warming bodies of water on the planet. An Optimist. follows Mike\, a climate scientist working to keep his chin up and passion alive to keep producing the data we need to track climate change from the bays of Maine.
\nCHASING LIONS | 22.75 minutes | by Eric Braker\, Cameron Mellin\, Stephen Catalano | from: United States | Short synopsis: The hunt to save the America&rsquo\;s most elusive predator. With fascinating and rugged characters\, to up-close encounters with one of the most feared and elusive predators of the West\, &ldquo\;Chasing Lions&rdquo\; is a film that puts the audience in the action\, tracking and collaring mountain lions in one of the last great American wilderness areas. A story of passion\, sacrifice\, duty and dedication.
\nSKI THE VIEW | 4.75 minutes | by Matt Quinn | from: Maine | Short synopsis: The short story of a mountain that&rsquo\;s been through a lot &mdash\; Big Moose Mountain near Greenville\, Maine. The mountain is now on the right path to restoring skiing in this beautiful region. Big Moose represents the bright future of small ski resorts and the vital role they play in keeping the spirit of skiing alive.
\nIT TAKES TWO TO TANDEM | 6.6 minutes | by Cat Aeppel\, Anna Wilder Burns | from: Canada/Maine | Short synopsis: It Takes Two to Tandem is a feel-good short following longtime riding partners Sam and Jazz as they take a tandem bike across some of their favorite trails\, marking ten years since their first tandem adventure together. Part celebration\, part reflection\, the film explores friendship\, trust\, and the rare joy of moving through the world in sync.
\nTHE RIVER&rsquo\;S GIFT | 17.3 minutes | by Patrick Kirby | from: Maine | Short synopsis: The Tallapoosa River brings a community of veterans together to find peace\, connection and of course\, red eye bass. Wind through Alabama&rsquo\;s pines\, meet Rowell and his friends\, and cast a line or two with them while hearing about their healing connection to this community and this special place.
\nREMNANTS | 22.55 minutes | by Michael Catenacci | from: United States | Short synopsis: When a devastating wildfire ravages their land\, a sixth-generation ranching family grapples with the legacy of the American cowboy in the face of government policies that threaten their livelihood and a changing culture that brands their lifestyle a thing of the past.
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LOCATION:Center Theatre 20 East Main Street Dover-Foxcroft\, ME
UID:e.3605.12511
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DTSTAMP:20260826T045458Z
URL:https://business.piscataquischamber.com/events/details/maine-outdoor-film-festival-12511
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