Fairways to Happiness (Documentary) — Premieres at The Maine International Film Festival on Friday, July 9 at The Railroad Square in Waterville, Maine.
Dubai is a unique and often misunderstood place. There are people from all over the world working and living here where a concerted effort has been undertaken to emphasize happiness and well-being.”
— Doug Morrione (Director)
PORTLAND, MAINE, UNITED STATES, June 23, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- This unique and immersive documentary feature, "Fairways to Happiness," will make its North American premiere at The Maine International Film Festival on Friday, July 9 at 6:30 pm at The Railroad Square Cinema in Waterville, Maine.
In this new documentary film, an
Experts and expats from across the globe—including a priest, a monk, educators and everyday folk narrate the complex journey to contentment. At the same time, the film follows Eugene, struggling to lower his score on the golf course—a quest that often mirrors the emotional rollercoaster of life.
“Dubai is a unique and often misunderstood place. There are people from all over the world working and living here in a city where a concerted effort has been undertaken to emphasize happiness and well-being. When I got here in 2014, I was burned out from the grind of New York City, so it was a welcome change to live in a place that’s modern, safe, and focused on the future.” —Doug Morrione (Director)
The story extends from the iconic skylines and golf courses of Dubai to Nepal, England, Ukraine, Australia, the United States, Bangladesh and other destinations to see how life in people's home countries juxtaposes with their lives in Dubai.
The film also explores the growing emphasis on well-being science and positive education in schools as students, parents and educators attempt to navigate the perils of a social media landscape where children are now living two lives—online and in the real world.
Fairways to Happiness is a Route 201 Media production. The film was shot, directed and edited by Douglas Morrione, who grew up in Winslow, Maine. This is his second feature documentary and follows his award-winning film about cowboy artists from the American West: Everything in the Song is True.
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