Holiday movies can be the worst. But the best are the ones that hold up with messages that endure – and surprise.
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New owners bring Hollywood experience to Brunswick’s Eveningstar
Sean Hoessli and Lindie Kuzmich moved to Maine from Montreal to take over the arthouse movie theater.
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New film festival celebrates women who embrace water
The organizers of the International Women’s Day Dip are sharing stories from Maine and around at Water Women Mini Film Fest on Sunday at Space in Portland.
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I’m thankful for these Maine-made movies and the places that play them
The year was another productive one on Maine’s film scene, and, thankfully, there are still theaters, festivals and people supporting it.
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Bummed about the election? These movies might help
Watching Nazi fighters on screen could provide some comfort.
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This Portland film collector is showing movies how they’re meant to be seen
Kinonik’s screening of silent film ‘Faust’ on Sunday will be accompanied by a live piano.
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‘Lost on a Mountain in Maine’ could have more drama, and more Maine
Some good acting by the people playing young Donn Fendler and his mother are among the highlights of this movie, inspired by a true story that’s taught at Maine schools.
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‘The Ghost Trap’ achieves the rare feat of getting Maine right on film
The movie, based on K. Stephens’ 2009 book about a Midcoast lobsterman and the surrounding community, will be available to stream Friday.
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Prefer your horror films with some company? Here are 8 scary movies playing on local screens
Halloween-themed screenings are happening at theaters around the state this week and next.
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Damnationland’s claws have sunk in deep
In its 14th year, the annual collection of scary, Maine-made short films has established itself as beloved, inclusive – and terrifying.