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“The Holdovers'' producer Chris Stinson and stunt coordinator Amy Greene live in Portsmouth and previously worked on other New England-based films “Knives Out,” and “Sound of Metal.”
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New Hampshire screenwriter and producer Dayton Duncan was at the helm of a film about the cultural significance, fall and resurgence of America’s national mammal.
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Filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin received the Edward MacDowell Medal Sunday for her lifetime contribution to the arts and dedication to uplifting Indigenous voices.
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The film follows Samuel Habib, who is in his early 20s, across the country as he seeks guidance from disability activists on everything from leaving home to dating.
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With the upcoming delayed Academy Awards, we reflect on which films received recognition and why. Also, we discuss the pandemic's impact on how audiences…
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As theaters and studios attempt to emerge from the pandemic shutdown, they're confronting ever-greater competition from streaming services as well as…
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Streaming services like Netflix have already established themselves as content curators, and in the last few years, they increasingly make their own…
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There's always a certain retrospective zeal to the Oscars. It's part of what will make the 90th Academy Awards this Sunday so interesting: Past meets…
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Movies, politics, culture... and the Oscars. We look at what this year's Academy Awards try to reflect about American society, and whether they do it…
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Director Trevor Clark Thalin turned to his native New Hampshire for inspiration in his new film, “Baby” (2016). The film is based on the novel of that…