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Indie Film

Published
April 10, 2023

Indie Film: Young filmmaker’s promising debut resurfaces 25 years later

Space is showing long-lost 'Drylongso' by Cauleen Smith, who ended up changing creative pursuits.
Published
April 3, 2023

Indie Film: If Ben Affleck can make a movie about a sneaker, why not one about the whoopie pie?

The new movie 'Air,' now in theaters, could inspire more about inanimate objects, including those beloved by Mainers.
Published
March 27, 2023

Indie Film: Midcoast film institute breaks up winter with two days of documentaries

Cabin Fever Film Fest is happening Friday and Saturday in Camden.
Published
March 20, 2023

Indie Film: Why I shouldn’t be writing about ‘My Name is Andrea’

The film about feminist scholar Andrea Dworkin is the latest featured in Maine Jewish Film Festival's statewide screenings.
Published
March 13, 2023

Indie Film: Can cuddly-looking soldiers make war seem more horrific?

'Unicorn Wars,' screening Friday at Space, takes a new tactic in sending an anti-war message through film.

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Published
March 6, 2023

Indie Film: The strange Maine story of inventor Wilhelm Reich

A film about the Austrian-born doctor's work in Rangeley is screening at Space on Friday.
Published
February 27, 2023

Indie Film: Screenwriting gig fast-tracks Portland filmmaker’s career

Since Noah Bessey's short film was selected for a horror series, he's gotten a lot busier.
Published
February 20, 2023

Indie Film: ‘Aliens’ proves that sometimes directors need to be kept in check

Eveningstar Cinema is smartly showing the theatrical cut of the 1986 film – not James Cameron's version.
Published
February 13, 2023

Indie Film: Maine filmmaker returns to gritty, low-budget roots with latest horror movie ‘Swallowed’

Carter Smith, who grew up in Bowdoinham and Bailey Island, has a number of directorial credits, including the big budget 2008 horror film, 'The Ruins.'
Published
February 6, 2023

Indie Film: Documentary spotlights work, legacy of sculptor Allen Uzikee Nelson

Nelson's work, particularly his monuments of Black historial leaders in Washington, D.C., is especially relevant in a nation that remains polarized when it comes to race. The film will be shown at the University of Southern Maine on Feb. 9 during Black History Month.