Film Lens
Belfast, Maine presents a detailed view of daily life in a New England port city. The film captures the work of various community members, including lobstermen, tug-boat operators, factory workers, and shop owners. It emphasizes the roles of city counselors, doctors, judges, policemen, teachers, social workers, nurses, and ministers, showing how their contributions are interconnected within the community.
Cultural activities are also a significant focus, featuring choir rehearsals, dance classes, music lessons, and local theatre productions. This portrayal of Belfast's social fabric offers an intimate perspective on the ordinary experiences that shape the town's identity, highlighting the balance between work and culture in this coastal city.
Why Watch
- •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.
Perfect For
New England cultureCommunity life studiesLocal theatre enthusiasts