Filmmaker Magazine -
24 Sep 2018 20:52

Most film festivals can claim a thing or two: A dramatic location, a slate of coveted premieres, fancy fetes, unique guests, a platoon of industry heavies making the rounds, and, for better or worse, the media spotlight. I've never attended any film festival where I had the to wrap my arms around a tree-in a public park, no less, and in full view of pedestrians-and plant my ear firmly to its bark, as one of its official selections. And yet, there I was, in Camden, Maine, on a sunny Sunday aftern...
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