Films made by, and about your neighbors. Made Here brings you the important thoughts, ideas, and issues of our region.
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A Handmade Life
8:00 pm - Thursday, October 30, 2025
A Handmade Life shares the stories of ten artists from New England each working in different mediums. Their stories impart inspiration to continue these crafts and traditions for generations to come. Duration: 0:56 | More airings
Babylon: Journeys of Refugees
8:00 pm - Thursday, November 6, 2025
From Vermont's award-winning Sandglass Theater, in BABYLON: Journeys of Refugees, Director Eric Bass uses narrative inspired by living testimony of refugees and asylum seekers from the Middle East, Europe and Africa, all waiting for asylum. Duration: 1:03 | More airings
La Liga
8:00pm - Thursday, November 13, 2025
In rural Vermont, migrant dairy farmworkers endure harsh working conditions and the threat of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) while forging community, solidarity, and resistance through soccer leagues. Duration: 0:20 | More airings
Coywolf
8:30pm - Thursday, November 13, 2025
The eastern coyote is a cunning and highly adaptable canine, comprising all three genes: coyote, wolf, and domesticated dog. Coyotes thrive in Vermont, but opinions of the animal as a pest linger and is a contested issue among Vermonters. Duration: 0:38 | More airings
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"A Handmade Life" shares the stories of ten artists from New England each working in different mediums. Their stories impart inspiration to continue these crafts and traditions for generations to come. -
In the early 1970s, Herb Di Gioia and David Hancock completed a series of films called Vermont People, which documented life in rural Vermont and explored aspects of working class rural America. -
In the early 1970s, Herb Di Gioia and David Hancock completed a series of films called Vermont People, which documented life in rural Vermont and explored aspects of working class rural America. -
In the male-dominated industries of seafood and aquaculture, women have to work twice as hard to prove themselves. But in New Hampshire’s small fishing and aquaculture industries, women have broken down barriers and forged their own paths to success. Women on the Water tells the stories of six women in New Hampshire who have overcome personal and societal challenges to establish themselves. -
A new documentary from Maine-based filmmaker Richard Kane looks at social issues in Bangor. -
Director Everett Ravens' film "Kismet" was made in the wilderness of North Conway, New Hampshire. -
"New Neighbors: The Beavers of Allen Brook" investigates beaver activity in Williston, the origin of the species including the giant beaver, and how beavers fight climate change. -
Matthew Boulton's film "The Power of Water" follows Bob King's work to bring defunct dams back to life. -
From filmmakers Willow O'Feral and Brad Heck of Guilford, the Made Here season premiere Braiding A New Life follows a Ghanaian woman as she navigates life in Brattleboro with support from her new community. -
The Made Here season finale features two films focused on two rural Vermont towns grappling with the effects of major flooding.
