5:00 PM

Opening Ceremony

5:30 PM

Sherlock Jr.

Directed by Buster Keaton

A film projectionist longs to be a detective, and puts his meagre skills to work when he is framed by a rival for stealing his girlfriend’s father’s pocket-watch. Live musical accompaniment by Jeff Rapsis.

6:15 PM

The Egg

Directed by Terrence Fitzgerald Hayes

Days into a pandemic, Tristan sets sail to escape a world wrought with violence, racism and greed in search for a fresh start. A story of torment, isolation and introspection. 

6:45 PM

Four Pins

Directed by Matthew Betlz 

A young man named Tommy Graves spends his days tending to the declining lanes of the local bowling alley. In this place time feels stuck, as does Tommy.

7:30 PM

Slap Shot

Directed by George Roy Hill

Coach Reggie Dunlop (Paul Newman) lets his failing mill town minor league Ice Hockey team play their distinct brand of violent hockey, in hopes of drawing a big crowd.

12:00PM

Shrek

1:45 PM

The Last American Colony

3:30 PM

Thunder

3:35 PM

Man

3:50 PM

Meet The Millenials: Looking for Love

4:30 PM

Marsh Clouds: The Oysters of Harris Neck

5:00 PM

Alice?

5:15 PM

Milk

5:20 PM

Conservative Horses

5:40 PM

About Him

6:00 PM

Summer

6:30 PM

Red Carpet Premiere of Finding Sandler

7:00 PM

Finding Sandler

Directed by David Seth Cohen 

Director David Seth Cohen embarks on a quest to find Adam Sandler and finally have that beer Adam asked him to have. Will David find Adam Sandler? Will they have that drink?

7:30 PM

An Evening with John Lithgow*

*At the Palace Theatre

Join the Tony and Emmy Award-winning actor for a heartwarming conversation to reflect on his life on stage and screen from his decades-long career.

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9:00 PM

Woman of the Woods

Directed by Olivier Frigon

A woman goes into the woods to enjoy the peaceful nature only to be disturbed by a vile polluter so she decides to take matters into her own hands.

9:05 PM

An American Werewolf in London

Directed by John Landis

Two American college students on a walking tour of Britain are attacked by a werewolf that none of the locals will admit exists. (Live Podcast Recording with A Dark Impressions Podcast)

12:00 PM

The End

Directed by Alexandria Siah

After watching her gallant knight die at the end of the film, it’s up to the determined Princess Hilderose to take matters into her own hands to stop her love and earn her happily ever after.

12:05 PM

Frenz

Directed by Gregory Pierce

Stop-motion animation created by New Hampshire based Moon Bat Animation. Created by Gregory Pierce and Mariana Martins, music by Paul Pierce. Premiered at The Rock Water Film Festival in Dover, New Hampshire.

12:10 PM

Spin

Directed by Lisa Marie Tedesco

When the curtain descends on their final performance of Romeo and Juliet in drama club, high school seniors Abigail and Sky bid a fair adieu to the stage they loved while letting their most deepest desires for one another surface at the cast party.

12:30 PM

Whale Fall

Directed by Katie McNeice

A glimpse beneath the surface of a relationship bonded by books, whales and love. “Poignant and powerful…making ample use of every second on screen.” –– Film Ireland.

12:40 PM

Parrot

Directed by Kyle B. Thompson

A drag queen protects a child during a crisis as prejudices reach a breaking point.

1:00 PM

Love is Strange

Directed by Ira Sachs 

While struggling with the pain of separation, Ben and George are further challenged by the intergenerational tensions and capricious family dynamics of their new living arrangements.

3:00 PM

Haute Couture

Directed by Sylvia Ohayon 

Instead of calling the police on the girl who stole her handbag, Esther decides to take her under her wing and pass on her skills, the craft of dressmaking. Presented in Partnership with the New Hampshire Jewish Film Festival.

5:00 PM

Closing Ceremony/Awards