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FARMINGTON, Maine鈥?A special showing of Milltown Pride, a new feature-length film with local Becka Rebert playing a supporting role, will be shown at 6:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, June 3 and 4, in Lincoln Auditorium in the Learning Center at the University of Maine at Farmington.Admission is free and the public is invited to view the story of a young man who dreams of playing professional baseball, but in South Carolina in the 1920s, the only path to the pros was through a local textile mill, according to a release from Reberts parents, the Rev. Brian and Sandi Rebert.Rebert, 23, grew up in Farmington and graduated last year from Bob Jones University in South Carolina with a degree in cinema, Sandi Rebert said. She was home-schooled before going to the college.Her role in the film developed after she spent a couple of summers working in production on the film. Last summer, a professor who had seen her act in a directing class recommended her for the supporting role, a comic-relief character in the movie, she said.Shes in a lot of scenes and plays a shy young woman, which is out of character, her mother said. Shes not a shy person. She also doesnt look quite like herself,
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