InhuMAINE is a powerful documentary filmed over 19 months in Bangor, Maine, at the intersection of homelessness, addiction, mental illness, and systemic neglect. Filmed locally, it contrasts the natural beauty of iconic locations like Mount Katahdin and Cadillac Mountain with the stark reality faced by unhoused individuals living in encampments. Through unfiltered storytelling, the film bears witness to lives too often dismissed or unseen, illuminating both the depth of the crisis and the resilience of those who endure it.

What began as a response to a local crisis has evolved into a broader call-to-action challenging stigma, sparking dialogue, and reimagining what it means to build a community where every person has dignity, shelter, and a sense of belonging

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