MPBN Community Films tells the story of five young lobstermen on Deer Isle, Maine. Each has a dream to own a business, raise a family, and stay true to a proud way of life.

Maple Meadow Farm shows a year in the life of the Gregg family on a four hundred acre farm in Mapleton, Maine where three generations of Country folk still work the land and forest using workhorses.

The Cod Academy follows Maine fishermen as they begin to learn about aquaculture, a new way to make a living along Maine’s coast.

When Cathy Crowley’s son buys a shotgun and kills himself, the Lewiston mother tried to get a law passed to limit youth access to firearms.

A brief look at the boatbuilders of Maine, the types of boats they build, and the craftsmanship they used.

Unique and diverse stories about Maine people are told through the lenses of student filmmakers from the Maine Media Workshops and College.

This Maine Community Films piece features the 19th century writings of working women, exploring the working and living conditions for women in Maine’s shops and factories during the 1800s.

An Uncommon Curiosity: at Home and in Nature With Bernd Heinrich follows Bernd Heinrich, considered by many to be today's finest naturalist author, over the course of a year, as he reflects on his past and shares his ideas about nature, science, art, beauty, and writing.

Meet the crew of the ground fish trawler Isabel S. from New Bedford, MA. Jeff the captain, learned fishing from his father, local legend ‘Fearless Freddy’ Hatfield. Brian, the cook is a biker and a recovering alcoholic. Lo, the deckhand, is a refugee from Vietnam who has rediscovered Buddhism.

In 1870, Swedish settlers flocked to far northern Maine to farm – creating a unique colony where the Swedish language still is spoken in the 21st century. But the few who speak Swedish are dwindling, and the language will die out with the thirty or so older residents who still speak Swedish today. This film captures life as it was during this fascinating chapter of Maine history.

Meet one of the oldest communities in North America, Castine. Home to the Maine Maritime Academy, Castine has a rich seafaring tradition, but there is much more to experience.

34 Mainers disappear in this true story of sudden death. GONE explores the puzzling disappearance in 1941 of the pleasure craft DON.

Circus Dreams captures charismatic teen performers on a voyage of artistic and personal self-discovery as they fight to save the only traveling youth circus in the United States from closing forever. With a heartwarming story and great characters, this vibrant documentary is an inspiring testament to the power of youthful dreams.

Finding Donn Fendler: Lost On A Mountain in Maine 72 Years Later is the true story of 12-year-old Donn Fendler who was lost on Mount Katahdin for nine days in 1939, and how two filmmakers try to turn his adventure into a feature film.

Beverly Hallam of York is a pioneer in the use of acrylics and the airbrush. She got her start in Maine in the 1950s as part of the Ogunquit Art Association and Barn Gallery. Hallam has produced original and spectacular images in form, composition and color including an acclaimed series of flower paintings.