The pair used projectors and art to illuminate streets and buildings with animations during the Maine International Film Festival.
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Lithgow Public Library in Augusta preparing to move back home
The newly renovated library will open in August after a renovation and expansion project that was finished two months ahead of schedule.
MIFF opens with documentary screening at Waterville Opera House
Friday night’s opening film, ‘Seasons,’ launched the start of the 10-day Maine International Film Festival, which will feature close to 100 independent and international films at the opera house and Railroad Square Cinema.
MIFF kicks off 10-day run today in Waterville
Thousands of moviegoers are expected to flock to Waterville for the 10-day run of films and events.
J.P. Devine MIFF Review: ‘Blood Simple’
The film, opening the Maine International Film Festival Friday night, is a gift from brilliant film makers who went on to make even better stories.
OFF RADAR: ‘The North End: Poems’
Judith Robbins’ first collection of poetry is tricky territory
Anton family of West Athens live and die the old-fashioned way
The home burial of Carl Anton last month put family at peace and connected to the land they love.
For summer baking, let your grill take the cake
Keep your kitchen, and yourself, cooler without having to use more electricity.
Ahead of busy beach weekend, watch video on recognizing, surviving rip currents
Watching this NOAA video could make a big difference if you should find yourself caught in one.
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: ‘American Character’ and ‘Behind the Blue Lights’
New work by journalist Colin Woodard and retired state trooper Mark Nickerson