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Indie Film’45 Years’ is a powerful, tense look at the marriage of two lifetimes
Secrets probe the surface, with a dark effect, in '45 Years,' which begins a run at the Nickelodeon Friday. Read on
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Indie FilmOxbow hosts film series featuring Japanese master director Kurosawa
Kurosawa Movie Nights are every Wednesday night through the end of March. Read on
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Indie Film‘More Than a Month’ a thought-provoking examination of Black History Month
Benefit or detriment? Film playing at SPACE Jan. 27 asks what having a month -- just one -- dedicated to black history really accomplishes. Read on
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Indie FilmIndie Film: 9 David Bowie films to remember his days on the big screen
David Bowie's on-screen performances were like none other. Read on
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Indie FilmBart & Greg’s Video store and Frontier present monthly movie series
Brunswick hosts acclaimed foreign films at Frontier with pre- and post-film discussions. Read on
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Indie FilmIndie Film: Next stop for ‘Neptune’ is Slamdance Film Festival
Founded on the idea of honoring the best up-and-coming filmmakers, Slamdance Film Festival honors Maine filmmaker with an invite for 'Neptune.' Read on
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Indie FilmMaine Film Festivals in 2016: Mark your calendars for these 22 film events
Frankly, we're so rich in film events in 2016 that a handy checklist seems the least I can do. So clip this out and put it on your fridge. Read on
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Indie FilmThe return of ‘Star Wars’ makes me an 8-year-old all over again
It's hard to envision a time before George Lucas' modest little sci-fi creation was one of the primary cultural touchstones in America. Read on
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Arts & EntertainmentTwins in movies: Sometimes it’s great, sometimes it’s just 2x the crap acting
With Tom Hardy playing real-life identical twin brother British gangsters Reggie and Ronnie Kray in "Legend" (opening Friday), he joins the illustrious (or not) company of those actors who've sought to double their screen time by playing twins. Read on
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Arts & EntertainmentSee Maine director Jeff Griecci’s graffiti art documentary “Year-Round Metal Enjoyment” at Oxbow
Griecci's striking new documentary, "Year-Round Metal Enjoyment," portrays the idea of illustrating the sides of freight cars as both an art form, and, improbably, a way of life. Read on
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Boy Keyes previews the "Holding Up the Sky: Wabanaki People, Culture, History & Art" exhibit at Maine Historical Society, Face the Music previews Elle King at State Theatre and Ray Routhier previews Thaw film fest at Apohadian Theater. Plus we've got your weekend covered with all sorts of fun events including theater and concerts.
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Face the MusicA visit to six record stores in Portland
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Do this6 signs that spring is here
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Eat & DrinkBrunch: 40+ places to eat it in Portland