LEWISTON — Lewiston Microcinema will host an evening of Maine-made films on Thursday, Dec. 20, at She Doesn’t Like Guthries.

The experimental and documentary shorts, to be shown beginning at 8 p.m., are as follows:

* “Muscle Car,” 3 minutes, David Meikeljohn: A dance-fueled music video for the song “Muscle Car,” by Portland-based hip-hop artist Sontiago, featuring Therese Workman. The video follows two rival gangs that settle their disputes with dance moves as weapons. Shot entirely in Maine with a cast of friends and family, “Muscle Car” is a testament to the power of solidarity in the face of mega punks.

* “The Peloton Project,” movie trailer, 3 minutes, Ramsey Tripp: This film looks at cancer survivorship through the lives of 40 cyclists on a 2,500-mile  journey from Calgary, Alberta, to Lewiston. The riders had just 10 days to complete the trip. An inspiring film about celebrating life.

* “Les Soeurs Grise,” 30 minutes, Mary T. Rice-DeFosse: A history of the radical women who started their own free health-care facility in Lewiston to serve the poor.

* “Yayasan Palung: Saving the people to save the forest,” 12 minutes, Rob Little: This video explores the destruction of the rainforest and the difficulties that Bornean people face not only surviving, but protecting the forest they so dearly love.

Maine Microcinema is a cinema/screening series dedicated to promoting local and regional video and filmmaking Maine. MMc is produced by Craig Saddlemire and Colin Kelley, who will host a microcinema night at Guthries, 115 Middle St., the last Thursday of every other month. There is no cover charge. For more information, call 376-3344.