CELT is proud to partner with nine other Portland-area land trusts and trail organizations to host a screening of the Maine-made wildlife documentary A Peace of Forest at USM’s Hannaford Hall. Doors will open at 6:30pm, and the film will begin at 7pm. A Q+A with the film makers and producers, Lee Ann and Thomas Szelog, will be held from 8:30-9pm.
Adult tickets are $15, and kids’ tickets are $5. There are also a number of free community tickets available.
Created in Whitefield, Maine, A Peace of Forest is a grand 87 minute film that has been described by audience members as, “The most beautiful film I have ever seen, exhibiting our natural world,” and “This film is a gift; it is so rich.” Touted as a quiet film, a Peace of Forest is a one-of-a-kind cinematic adventure, allowing viewers to experience a wild, peaceful and mysterious world that is filled with complex relationships and ways of wonder. A Peace of Forest celebrates the beauty and intimacy of wildlife in Maine with surprising, tender and exquisite interactions of wildlife during undisturbed moments in Maine’s natural world.
Click here to view the movie trailer, and click here to read the reviews.
For more information about the film, please visit apeaceofforest.com
Other cohosts include: Falmouth Land Trust, Portland Trails, Presumpscot Regional Land Trust, Chebeague Cumberland Land Trust, Freeport Conservation Trust, Scarborough Land Trust, Oceanside Conservation Trust, South Portland Land Trust, and the Maine Land Trust Network.
