Indoors or outside, there’s still time to catch great movies to keep your summer vibes going.
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Kathryn Bigelow’s D.C. nuclear war thriller has electrified Venice
Kathryn Bigelow’s new film, “A House of Dynamite,” explores the threat of nuclear annihilation, focusing on a race against time as a missile approaches the U.S.
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Author Ben Shattuck chose the Maine woods for ‘The History of Sound’
The story, now a film starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor, takes place at Bowdoin College, Augusta’s defunct train station and the backwaters of Maine.
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The 11 can’t-miss films at the Camden International Film Festival
The festival, now in its second decade, brings together the best nonfiction filmmaking from around the globe — and from right here in Maine.
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Biddeford’s Vacationland Film Festival highlights the best of Maine filmmaking
City Theater in Biddeford plays host to a weekend’s worth of Maine-centered storytelling on film.
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13 historic Maine movie houses where you can catch a show
A silent film festival on Saturday highlights the restoration of the Augusta Colonial Theater, but there are vintage venues to explore from Ogunquit to Bar Harbor.
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The hottest sound of the summer? K-pop.
Netflix’s animated ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ is slaying the Billboard charts, BTS has reunited, and Blackpink is back on tour. It’s a great time to be a K-pop fan.
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A celebrity couple made a horror movie about something truly scary: Relationships
‘Together’ is a magnetic horror-comedy, starring the married actors, that literalizes the emotional struggles of some couples.
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How the movie ‘Clueless’ bucked the trope of the rich mean girl
Director Amy Heckerling’s delightful skewering of social hierarchies and material excess is part of what makes ‘Clueless,’ which turns 30 this week, a brilliant and enduring adaptation.
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In ‘Happy Gilmore 2,’ Christopher McDonald will still eat you for breakfast
Adam Sandler’s unlikely golf champ Happy Gilmore is back — and so is Christopher McDonald’s Shooter McGavin, one of the sports movies’ finest villains.