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Movie Review: ‘The Batman’

The first thing I noticed about Robert Pattinson’s take on Batman in “The Batman” was his walk. I don’t think there’s ever been so much emphasis put on his walk. When I picture Batman moving, I think of him swooping on a rope, or maybe running in place like he and Robin did in the […]

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Movie Review: ‘Dog’

It is said that actors should never work with children or animals or they’ll be upstaged. This is most definitely true of star/co-director Channing Tatum in “Dog.” But the good news is that the dog is so great that there’s plenty of room for Tatum to shine under his canine co-star. There’s no shame in […]

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Movie Review: ‘Uncharted’

Solving puzzles is fun. Watching other people solve puzzles is less fun. Watching entire movies built around fictional characters solving puzzles (where the filmmakers have already decided whether or not the characters will ultimately solve the puzzles) is even less fun. It’s why I could never get into those “Escape Room” movies. Frankly, I’m questioning […]

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ArtsFarmington presents Trio Con Brio

FARMINGTON — ArtsFarmington is very pleased to present Trio Con Brio – Copenhagen on March 8, 7:30 p.m., Nordica Auditorium, Merrill Hall, Main Street, University of Maine, Farmington, playing music of Haydn, Shostakovich, and Schubert. Trio Con Brio translates to “Trio with Verve or Energy”, or, as we might say in Maine: “Trio with Moxie”! […]

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Spring dance concert set

RANGELEY— The Lakeside Dance Academy will present their Annual Spring Dance Concert at 7 p.m., on Friday and Saturday, April 8 and 9, at the Rangeley Friends of the Arts Lakeside Theater, 2493 Main St. in Rangeley. It will be an evening showcasing the work of over 35 dancers of all ages and is sponsored […]

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‘Persepolis,’ Marjane Satrapi’s poignant story of growing up during the Iranian Revolution

FARMINGTON —“Persepolis” by Marjane Satrapi, is the next featured topic in the University of Maine at Farmington’s New Commons project. Persepolis is Satrapi’s poignant, autobiographical coming-of-age story of growing up in Iran during the tumultuous political climate of the 1970s and 80s. It follows her life of heartache and survival through pre- and post-revolutionary Iran. […]