5 Films at the Provincetown Film Festival

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Director Kahane Corn Cooperman and producer Innbo Shim talk about their film, Creede USA, about the impact of a theater on a small conversative mountain town that saw its boom when it was established for mining in the late 1800s.

Filmmaker Kim A. Snyder tells the story of book banning and witch hunt of librarians in Texas and Florida in the documentary, The Librarians. 

Co-director Elliott Kennerson talks about Love Birds, the study that discovered lesbian seagulls who became a mascot for a movement.  

Filmmaker Allison Argo talks about Forever Home which follows a couple who build a refuge for abused and orphaned farm animals with natural and sustainable 

Filmmaker Paulo Marinou-Blanco talks about his tragic comedy  Dreaming of Lions which addresses terminal illness and euthanasia. It's about an intimate friendship that forms between a depressed mortician who asks his dead clients for advice and former professor who wants to be done with her pain.

Tech Disclaimer: My computer died, so I cobbled this together quickly without my normal equipment and intro/outro, etc. Pardon the editing.