In coastal Belfast, Maine, residents engage in various occupations and cultural activities, highlighting the interconnectedness of their community.
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In coastal Belfast, Maine, residents engage in various occupations and cultural activities, highlighting the interconnectedness of their community.
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Belfast, Maine features the daily lives of residents in a coastal city. Lobstermen and tug-boat operators work alongside factory employees and shop owners. City counselors, doctors, judges, and teachers contribute to the community's well-being. The film captures cultural activities, including choir rehearsals, dance classes, and local theatre productions. These scenes illustrate the roles of various community members and the connections that bind them. Frederick Wiseman directed this documentary, which runs for 248 minutes and was released in 1999.
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- Meet local lobstermen and tug-boat operators.
- Find out about Belfast's vibrant cultural life.
- See the roles of community members like teachers and ministers.
Did You Know
- The film features the work of lobstermen and tug-boat operators.
- Belfast, Maine includes contributions from city counselors and judges.
- The documentary runs for 248 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Belfast, Maine?
Belfast, Maine was directed by Frederick Wiseman.
What year was Belfast, Maine released?
Belfast, Maine was released in 1999.
What is the duration of the documentary Belfast, Maine?
The duration of Belfast, Maine is 248 minutes.
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