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This year’s Camden Film Festival showcases documentaries that could change your life (opens the original)
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The Camden International Film Festival, taking place in Camden and Rockland from Sept. 17-20, is Maine’s eye on the world. In this, CIFF’s 22nd year, nonfiction filmmakers from around the globe turn their cameras on people, events, and ideas from the tiniest to the most all-encompassing, and viewers come away seeing their world differently. Is that a lot to ask of a film festival tucked away in the Midcoast? Sure. But Camden International has become one of the premier destinations for documentar
Wrap up summer with a slate of independent movies (opens the original)
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As August comes to a close, Maine’s indie film destinations include a groundbreaking documentary, some classic film noir (projected on glorious black and white film), a killer vehicle for one of our most underappreciated actors, and a brilliant new horror film that turns the genre inside out. Jane Schoenbrun is the most exciting director at work right now. Their previous films, “We’re All Going to the World’s Fair” and “I Saw the TV Glow,” took horror cinema to places we didn’t even know we were
Late summer’s the time to head to Maine movie theaters (opens the original)
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Maine’s indie movie houses serve up some late-summer goodness this August, with local theaters reviving some timely classics, a Maine-centric festival, an enticing new big-screen thriller from an indie darling, and — what the heck — the only giant dinosaur movie you ever really need. Wednesday and Saturday, Kinonik, 121 Cassidy Point Drive, Portland, kinonik.org Those film-on-film preservationists/saints at Portland’s Kinonik have a knack for unearthing celluloid classics that hit our present-da
Cats, ‘Animal House’ and sci-fi at Maine movie houses in August (opens the original)
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Welcome to August in Maine, when the sun really gets in its last licks, the bugs are still hungry and there’s truly no place better to spend a hot summer night than a nice cool movie theater showing something weird and wonderful. This time around, Maine’s indie movie venues bring you everything from cute kitties to some real animals, vital documentaries to vintage nuclear annihilation, and plenty more in between. July 31-Aug. 5, Portland Museum of Art, 7 Congress Square, Portland, portlandmuseum
10 offerings at the Maine Outdoor Film Festival that celebrate the world around us (opens the original)
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In July, MIFF leads to MOFF, and Maine movie fans love it. After the Maine International Film Festival concludes on July 19, the Maine Outdoor Film Festival picks up the baton with six days of movies about the great outdoors from Tuesday through July 26. Now entering its 14th illustrious season, MOFF is a celebration of all things outdoorsy, with documentaries embracing subjects as wide and varied as the world-spanning environments they’re set in. From docs diving into such exterior pursuits as
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