Points North Presents: Camden International Film Festival Encores
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Missed some of the films on your list or want to share your favorites with friends and family? You’re not alone!
Catch encore screenings of Camden International Film Festival stand outs at the Strand Theatre in Rockland and other venues across Maine this fall.
OCTOBER 9, 5 PM
Boatbuilders
Dir. Luke Lorentzen, 2026
Across four seasons, the craftspeople of Maine's Brooklin Boat Yard transform planks of Douglas fir, mahogany, and cedar into a 56-foot wooden sailboat. Sundance award-winning director Luke Lorentzen mirrors their patience and attention to detail, culminating in a breathtaking maiden voyage.
OCTOBER 10, 5 PM
Ceremony
Dir. Banchi Hanuse, 2026
On the Bella Coola River, the disappearance of the ooligan fish echoes the colonial harm faced by the Nuxalk people. Through radio transmissions, animation, archives, and personal testimony, the search for the fish broadens into a story of land protection and cultural survival.
OCTOBER 11, 5 PM
Once Upon a Time in Harlem
Dir. William Greaves, David Greaves, 2025
On a summer evening in 1972, Duke Ellington's townhouse fills with the surviving luminaries of the Harlem Renaissance. A half century later, the director's son and granddaughter revive this unseen archive as an electrifying work of vérité oral history.
Catch encore screenings of Camden International Film Festival stand outs at the Strand Theatre in Rockland and other venues across Maine this fall.
OCTOBER 9, 5 PM
Boatbuilders
Dir. Luke Lorentzen, 2026
Across four seasons, the craftspeople of Maine's Brooklin Boat Yard transform planks of Douglas fir, mahogany, and cedar into a 56-foot wooden sailboat. Sundance award-winning director Luke Lorentzen mirrors their patience and attention to detail, culminating in a breathtaking maiden voyage.
OCTOBER 10, 5 PM
Ceremony
Dir. Banchi Hanuse, 2026
On the Bella Coola River, the disappearance of the ooligan fish echoes the colonial harm faced by the Nuxalk people. Through radio transmissions, animation, archives, and personal testimony, the search for the fish broadens into a story of land protection and cultural survival.
OCTOBER 11, 5 PM
Once Upon a Time in Harlem
Dir. William Greaves, David Greaves, 2025
On a summer evening in 1972, Duke Ellington's townhouse fills with the surviving luminaries of the Harlem Renaissance. A half century later, the director's son and granddaughter revive this unseen archive as an electrifying work of vérité oral history.
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Where is it happening?
Strand Theatre - Rockland, Maine, 351 Main St, Rockland, ME 04841-3303, United States
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Host or PublisherCamden International Film Festival
