35-year semi-resident says Maine has had a huge influence on him.
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MIFF: ‘M*A*S*H’ is hilarious, evocative
The Robert Altman movie, based on a Waterville doctor’s novel, is darker, funnier and truer than the TV series.
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MIFF: ‘The Front’
Woody Allen and Michael Murphy take on the blacklist era with one of the festival’s important and entertaining movies.
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MIFF: ‘The Wonders’
A story of life with bees.
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MIFF: ‘Twinsters’ is a tale of sisters
Women from Los Angeles and London learn they are twins.
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MIFFONEDGE spotlights video presentations at Common Street Arts
The gallery is running concurrently with The Maine International Film Festival in Waterville.
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‘The Cut’ is a real gift to MIFF
The monumental piece of film is powerful, haunting and splendidly presented, J.P. Devine writes.
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MIFF: ‘Astraea’ has Oscar list potential
It’s a hot movie on the independent film festivals here and abroad, and well deserving of box office welcomes everywhere, J.P. Devine writes.
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‘Tumbledown’ yields first-ever sold-out MIFF opening night
Friday’s screening marked the beginning of the Waterville film festival, which goes on for more than a week and features 100 films.
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MIFF: ‘Listen to Me, Marlon’ a documentary that’s so much more
This Marlon Brando film might be the finest, most original documentary ever made, J.P. Devine writes.