The nine-day, 17-film event – exploring universal themes in an immersive experience – continues in its virtual format, starting Saturday.

Produced by NO Productions of South Portland, ‘2020: The Dumpster Fire’ is set for a December release.

The Camden International Film Festival is back in person, in an impressive way, but its offerings are available online as well.

Cape Elizabeth native Sara Friedman brings L.A. experience to her first feature, ‘Heightened,’ and believes shooting it here adds value.

Lucas McNelly has already proven that hard work and know-how can compensate, somewhat, for a lack of financing.

The documentary tells the musician’s brutal backstory and ongoing mission.

‘The Bookstour’ visits 50 brick-and-mortar retail havens for bibliophiles in a bid to raise awareness about the importance of supporting them.

Skowhegan native and Portland resident Noah Bessey’s film was selected to represent Maine in The United States of Horror anthology.

This year’s Maine Mayhem also includes the best of last year’s class, whose festival was canceled because of the pandemic.