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.
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J.P. Devine Movie Review: ‘Bonnie and Clyde’
The movie will always remain on the top shelf of great, truly American films, J.P. Devine says.
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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.
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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.
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MIFF Opening Night Party and MIFFONEDGE opens July 8
Volume 4 with Brazil’s VJ Suave brings the light and the magic to transform downtown Waterville.
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Summer blockbusters: Order a large popcorn or rent it later?
Summer means only one thing for film geeks: staying out of the sun and the heat by relaxing into a nice, comfy theater seat.
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Gabriel Byrne to be honored at Maine International Film Festival
Byrne will receive the Mid-Life Achievement Award after a screening of “The Usual Suspects” on July 15 during the 10-day Waterville film festival.
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Screenwriter, director Robert Benton to receive top award at Maine International Film Festival
The Lifetime Achievement Award will recognize his work in films including ‘Nobody’s Fool,’ based on a Richard Russo novel.
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J.P. Devine Movie Review: ‘Son of Saul’
Nemes film depicts Jews poured into the death camps of Europe.
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Major media films, TV ‘whitewashed,’ study says
The report comes days before the Oscars, with all-white acting nominees for the second straight year.