Date: Saturday, September 13, 2025
Films begin at: Arrive by 7:00pm, films begin at 7:30PM. Be sure to arrive early to get a spot!
Admission: Suggested admission of $10 with proceeds going to Discover Downtown Westbrook on website:
https://www.downtownwestbrook.com/about-us/donate/
Or donate on site.
Location: Riverbank Park, Main St, Westbrook, ME
Presented by: Discover Downtown Westbrook and Friends of the Presumpscot River
Scheduled Program*:
ROLL WITH IT | 11.57 minutes | by Dean Tucker, Quinn Costantini | United States | Short synopsis: Roll With It follows Lindsey Runkel, a mountain biker who became paraplegic after a crash. Refusing to be defined by injury, she adapts, rediscovers joy in riding, and inspires resilience through nature. Her journey is a powerful story of strength and overcoming limits.
CULTIVATING CHANGE | 6.43 minutes | by Trevor Laffin | Maine | Short synopsis: Cultivating Change is a short film by Maine-based filmmaker Trevor Laffin, following Michael Scannell of Madeleine Point Oyster Farms. It highlights his journey in aquaculture and his efforts to mentor young Mainers and those from underrepresented backgrounds.
TALK TO FRANK | 5.42 minutes | by Matt Green | United Kingdom | Short synopsis: My name is Frank, and I'm a cocker spaniel. My story began when I moved in with Maleek, my human. Together we are going to go to the Alps, we're going to see the peaks, the ridges, the summits, and we're going to heal together.
THE CORPS | 26.92 minutes | by Myles Goldstein | United States | Short synopsis: A group of young adults working fro the Student Conservation Association Idaho Corps, work together to complete projects around Idaho's public lands. As they work, they learn more about themselves and what it takes to conserve the places we hold close, gaining valuable skills along the way.
THE WATER IS A RELATIVE | 2.85 minutes | by Redbird Media Group | Maine | Short synopsis: Wáhsehtəkʷ the East Branch of the Penobscot River, is deeply important to the Penobscot Nation. In a historic effort, Trust for Public Land is working with the Nation to return nearly 30,000 acres -- marking a major land return. The film follows Chuck Loring and his daughter connecting with this sacred land.
LIGHTER THAN AIR | 6.55 minutes | by Freddie Gluck, Erin Grace Greenwood | United States | Short synopsis: For four generations, the Carter family has taken to the skies in the ‘Colorado Rocky Mountain High’ hot air balloon. This film captures their unwavering passion, daring flights, and the legacy of ballooning that defines them.
TEAM SPORT: A TIM BROWN STORY | 5.47 minutes | by Brayden Rudert, Timothy Brown | United States | Short synopsis: Team Sport tells the story of Tim Brown's journey as an adaptive surfer following a ski patrolling accident that resulted in a spinal cord injury and quadriplegia. Together with the Wave Crew - a group of his close friends and family who all share a passion for surfing - Tim adapts to continuously return to the North Atlantic Ocean year round.
ABOUT DAMN TIME | 25.9 minutes | by Dana Romanoff | United States | Short synopsis: A boatman's tale about the women who row the iconic dories in the Grand Canyon, their struggles to break into the current, and the passing of the oars to the next generation.
*Film Program Subject To Change*
For more information visit:
https://maineoutdoorfilmfestival.com/2025-westbrook/
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