The 12th Annual Maine International Film Festival will be held July 10-19, 2009 in Waterville, Maine with a special satellite location in Portsmouth New Hampshire from July 17-19, 2009.
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- The dates for MIFF 12 are July 10-19, 2009 6:57am Dec 29
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- Celebration of Public Art
Blue Marble Gallery
Sunday, July 12 at 5:00pm - MIFF in the Belgrades
Spring Gallery
Sunday, July 5 at 2:00pm - Volunteer Appreciation Party
Grand Central Cafe
Sunday, June 28 at 4:00pm - Lumina 2009
Railroad Square Cinema (and other W...
Friday, April 17 at 7:00pm - Dennis Lambert LIVE in Concert
Mainely Brews Restaurant & Brewhouse
Friday, April 17 at 9:00pm - MAINE JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL PRE...
Railroad Square Cinema
Saturday, March 28 at 7:00pm
Maine International Film Festival The Rivals at the Opera House and John Connolly's book signing.
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Maine International Film Festival Volunteers volunteering, staff staffing and Wally working magic with metal.
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Maine International Film Festival Read/listen to the MPBN interview with award-winning filmmaker Kirk Wolfinger whose latest production, The Rivals, will screen at MIFF opening night! The Rivals tells the story of the intense competition between two high school football teams - Cape Elizabeth, and Mountain Valley High, in Rumford.
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Maine International Film Festival More MIFF interviews - this one with Kyle Rankin about Infestation!
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Maine International Film Festival Great interview with John Connolly in today's Morning Sentinel - don't miss the screening of his documentary (John Connolly: Of Blood and Lost Things, 7/10, 6:45pm at Railroad Square) followed by a booksigning at Children's Book Cellar, 52 Main Street at around 8:15.
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5:00 p.m. at Blue Marble Gallery, 167 Main Street:
“Things, Goods and Other Public Transactions" Art talk by Patricia Phillips, art critic, editor, curator and Chair of the Art Department at Cornell University
Followed by a cocktail party reception.
FREE and open to the public.
6:30 p.m. Screening of the film Automorphosis... at Railroad Square Cinema (visit www.miff.org for a film description and to buy tickets)
Following the film, join Harrod Blank, Patricia Phillips, and Ester Partegas (Skowhegan School of Art) for a panel discussion on the various forms and impacts of public art. Art cars will be on display in the Railroad Square parking lot.
Sponsored by the Waterville Arts Council with support from the Maine Arts Commission
Time:5:00PM Sunday, July 12th
Location:Blue Marble Gallery
Maine International Film Festival invites everyone to attend a book signing with John Connolly after the documentary, John Connolly: Of Blood and Lost Things, this Friday night, July 10th! Film is at 6:45 at Railroad Square; book signing is at 8:15pm at Children's Book Cellar, 52 Main St.
Booksigning with author John Coonolly after the film John Connolly: Of Blood and Lost Things at MIFF
Location:Children's Book Cellar
Time:8:15PM Friday, July 10th
Maine International Film Festival Portland Press Herald published a great article about our Opening Night film, The Rivals. Check it out and then buy tickets a www.miff.org.
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Outwardly, the towns of Rumford and Cape Elizabeth would seem to be very different, but a new film about their high schools' emergent football rivalry digs beneath the surface to show that, at the end of the day, kids are kids.
Maine International Film Festival FYI, we are swapping the screening locations of "The Kings" (a film with strong local Waterville connections) and "The Memory of Angels" on Saturday, July 18 to accommodate the community demand. So, "The Kings" will now screen at the Opera House and "Mem
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