Easton is growing its own film festival, Jed Dietz announced on Opening Night of the MFF. As I suspected, the man behind the nascent Chesapeake Film Festival is Doug Sadler, director of "Swimmers," which had its debut at the MFF a few years ago. Search the Urbanite archives to read an interview I did with Sadler at the time. I ran into him today while he and Todd Albrecht, an Easton podiatrist also involved with planning the new festival, were going over THE BOARD (the giant schedule). Sadler, who lives in New York and Easton, says the festival will take place Sept. 26-28, and include venues such as the Avalon Theater.
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