Films made by, and about your neighbors. Made Here brings you the important thoughts, ideas, and issues of our region.
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We Are The Warriors - A small Maine town decides the fate of its Native American mascot after facing public allegations of racist behavior at a high school football game.
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A Hill Farmer's Story
8:00pm - Thursday, May 2, 2024
The diaries of two early 20th century Vermont hill farmers open a window onto the past and provoke startling ideas about the present. An evocative exploration of how rural landscapes mold people and how they in turn shape the land.
There from Here
8:00pm - Thursday, May 9, 2024
There from Here tells a story of gratitude, a connection to the land, and an admiration for the overlooked wild places in the rolling green hills of Vermont. The film follows a group of bikepackers along the 2021 Vermont Super 8, a 640 mile route. Duration: 1:00 | More airings
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Made HereThe Made Here film Seeds of Change: Breaking Free from the Prison Food Machine follows an organic farmer in Maine who set out to transform the prison food system with an organic gardening program.
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Made HereFour films from Vermont and Quebec make up the 2023 Made Here Film Festival showcase.
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Made HereThe latest episode of Made Here features a showcase of four Champlain College student films.
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Made HereThe latest premiere in the Made Here series features the farming collective Sageterre, lead by writer and philosopher Jean Bédard.
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Made HereQuebec film features five fiber artists from across North America showcasing technique and traditionThe latest Made Here series premiere Interwoven showcases fiber artists from across North America.
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Made Here"Hide" takes viewers inside the daily lives of migrant farmers who sustain Vermont's dairy farms as they organize in an effort to overcome isolation and discrimination.
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Made HereFour films from the Freedom and Unity TV Young Filmmakers Contest premiere on Made Here.
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Made HereNew Hampshire filmmakers Katy Cecchetti and Kevin Corcoran talk about their documentary Strafford: Portrait of a Town.
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Made HereIn the latest Made Here documentary, director Julie Lambert introduces us to the women who plant trees in rural Quebec.
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For decades in Montreal, 305 Bellechasse housed dozens of renowned local painters and artists who kept their studios there. Recently, the building was sold and renovated, and the artists evicted. In "305 Bellechasse", filmmaker Maxime-Claude L’Écuyer talks to the artists.