There Is My Home: Somali Bantu Farmers of Lewiston, Maine is the story of Hawa Ibrahim and Batula Ismail, two Somali-Women reconnecting with their agricultural roots in central Maine urban landscape.

Several young people share their struggles with opiate abuse as one family is confronted with the overdose of their son, Will Gates, a University of Vermont student.

This film serves as a vivid illustration of the skills, life and character of the turn of the century Maine Lumberman and River Drivers.

Clearing the Water: The story of the Lakes Region Clean Waters Association is the story of citizen action and the importance of protecting the environment. It is the story of how a small, local group of active citizens provided leadership to the entire country in the very early days of the environmental movement.

This documentary tells the tragic story of a ship, her captain and the legacy they both left behind.

Brush and Pen: Artists and Writers of the White Mountains bridges the gap in the art and literature worlds by combining significant White Mountain art and prose in one format. This film brings together paintings and literature created by some of America’s finest artists and writers of the 1800s.

The O’Brien is one of only two remaining Liberty ships in the world and was the only WWII vintage ship that participated in the 50th Normandy Commemoration. This film recounts the historic 1994 return of this vessel to its home on Casco Bay.

Experience Winter on the island of Vinalhaven located on Maine’s Penobscot Bay. Meet the hardy, year-round residents who stick it out for the coldest months of the year. Learn about boat building, and discover how the lobster industry keeps busy during the off-season.

Alan Magee of Cushing is a modern master of realist painting. His paintings invite wonder at the inherent dignity and beauty of simple objects such as letters, tools, and stones that are imbued with a history of communication, labor, and time.

Eastport, Maine, is the eastern-most city in the United States. It once was one of the busiest seaports on the East Coast and the world’s largest producer of sardines. Today it serves up salmon raised on farms and Down East hospitality handed down through generations.

Christmas Greetings From Aroostook is a special featuring the unique holiday sights and sounds of The County. Scenes includes sleigh rides, Caribou Choral Society, making Saint Lucia buns in New Sweden, Presque Isle Light Parade, the Heavenly Harpers of Houlton and making tourtiere in The St John Valley, to name a few.

A community of colorful characters in Maine dream and work to bring wind power to their islands. Along the way, they meet some unexpected obstacles, find themselves and their community bonds tested, and discover some unexpected opportunities.

Maine artist, Susan Merrill, developed the Zati Mask weaving technique based on a gift she was given in a dream. She demonstrates here for the first time the unique process of weaving flat shapes on the loom, and creating three-dimensional sculptural faces.

This documentary film begins with the Senator's early life in Skowhegan and follows her through the halls of power in Washington D.C. A life of overcoming obstacles, such as gender bias pervasive in the 1950s and McCarthyism, gave her the wherewithal to become the first woman in history to win election to both the U.S. House and Senate.