This special episode of CoastLife takes us straight to the Rehoboth Beach International Film Festival for a show filled with movies, music, inspiring stories, and behind-the-scenes conversations! Lisa G. Black kicks things off with a look at the festival’s biggest events before local author Ed Haggerty joins us to discuss his heartwarming children’s book, Beeper, a story about adoption, bullying, and embracing what makes us different. Leah Rizzo and Charlie Sokaitis then reflect on the films that have made a lasting impact on their lives before sitting down with filmmaker Daniel Catullo to discuss his powerful documentary 4,000 Days, which shines a light on the dangers of college hazing. Next, director Rob Arthur shares the story behind Frampton, a documentary exploring the incredible life and career of legendary musician Peter Frampton. Finally, Finnish director Aku Louhimies joins the CoastLife couch to discuss his film The Wait, the challenges of independent filmmaking, and the magic of experiencing movies with an audience at a film festival!