Réveil News
Réveil to play daily at the Jean Lafitte National Historical and Preservation Park
Layafette, LA
Réveil was presented at Université de La Sorbonne, Paris France, January 30, 2006 with a workshop in documentary filmmaking by Ben Levine.
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Previous Shows
- Acadian cultural Center, Waltham, MA
- Biddeford Library, Biddeford, Maine
- University of Maine at Farmington
- Bangor Community College
- Bowdoin College , Brunswic, Maine -French Department
- Colloque de L'année francophone internationale Université Lava,l Quebec City
- Bates College, Department of History ,Lewiston, ME
- Dyer Library, Saco, ME
- Thornton Academy, Bidedeford, ME
- University of Maine at Fort Kent
- Acadian Festival , Madawaska, ME
- Upward Bound Program )
- Abbot Library, Jay, Maine
- Dexter , Maine Library
- Woonsocket RI - St Annes Cultural Center
- Blue Hill Library, Blue Hill, Maine
- York Community College- Diversity Program
- University of New England –Women’s Studies and Diversity
- St. Augustine's Parish Hall, Augusta, ME
- St. Anthony's Parish Hall, Manchester, NH
- Bangor Opera House, Bangor, ME
- Camden Library, Camden Maine
- University Of Massachusetts, Amherst – French Department
- The French Library, Boston, MA
- American Council on Quebec Studies Conference, Quebec
- Jean Lafitte Center, National Park Service, Lafayette Louisiana
- Creative Economy Conference, Yale University
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Departments of French and Linguistics
- University of New Hampshire, Study of Community Conference
Festivals
- Maine International Film Festival
- Atlantic Film festival, Halifax Nova Scotia
- Camden International film Festival
Other News:
- CBC Canada will present Réveil on its Eastern Canadian Television Network in the Fall of 2005
- ACA-Association Canado-Americaine, The government of Quebec, the Maine Arts Commission, and the Government of Canada fund the DVD version of Réveil June, 2005
- The Louisiana Legislature passed a resolution commending Réveil-Waking Up French and filmmaker, Ben Levine for the role of the film in cultural renewal. Fall, 2004
- Franco-American Hall of Fame inducts filmmaker, Ben Levine: On March 19, before the Maine House of Representatives in Augusta, Maine, Ben Levine became the first non-Franco-American to be initiated into the Franco-American Hall of Fame. "The filmmaker was recognized for his efforts over the past thirty years to document the repression and renaissance of the French culture in New England." March 2003
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