The Sounds of Film features an interview with Jeremy Power Regimbal, director of Between the Mountain and the Sky, a powerful new documentary about humanitarian Maggie Doyne. The film follows Doyne’s journey from a young American traveler to the founder of a children’s home, school, and women’s center in Nepal. Her inspiring partnership with Tope, a Nepalese orphan, leads to global recognition when she is named CNN’s 2015 Hero of the Year, and the film explores both her triumphs and unimaginable losses with honesty and grace.

On October 9th, the Port Jefferson Documentary Film Series screens Between the Mountain and the Sky at The First United Methodist Church of Port Jefferson at 7 p.m. Following the screening, three Long Island high school students lead a special discussion on youth volunteerism and global citizenship. Advance tickets are $10 at humanitix.com.

The Sounds of Film is America’s longest-running film and music program, broadcasting for over 35 years on WUSB Stony Brook and streaming worldwide. Past guests include Alec Baldwin, Billy Joel, Dionne Warwick, Chuck D, and Rory Kennedy.

The Sounds of Film interview with Jeremy Power Regimbal is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.