The movie “Maudie,” a fact-based drama about the late Nova Scotia folk artist Maud Lewis and her strange relationship with her husband, is a charming tale — or as charming as a tale can be that ...

I’m sorry to say that “Maudie,” a film biography of the Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis, comes across as a somewhat sugar-coated, not-fully-realized creation in spite of the efforts of London-born ...

"I've known you for years, Maud, and I'm still trying to figure out what makes you tick." Sony Classics has finally revealed an official US trailer for the indie biopic Maudie, telling the story of ...

Several new Specialty titles opened this weekend with single engagements, including documentary Hare Krishna: The Mantra, The Movement and The Swami Who Started It All from Abramorama, grossing ...

She is a middle-aged spinster, untutored and unloved, crippled by arthritis, living as a boarder in her aunt's home. He is a middle-aged hermit, dirty and disliked, peddling fish and firewood and ...

Thirteen and a half feet long, 12 1/2 feet wide, a tiny, brightly colored roadside house in Marshalltown, Nova Scotia, contained the married lives of Maud and Everett Lewis, a folk artist and a fish ...

Cruel beautiful world (a title stolen from novelist Caroline Leavitt) perfectly describes the animating vision behind Aisling Walsh’s magical Maudie. The moving biopic focuses on Nova Scotia folk ...

Maudie is a symphonic tale about a unique and wonderful life of primitive artist Maude Dowley Lewis (1903-1970) who painted brightly colored scenes of her native Novia Scotia on cards, walls, boards, ...

It’s sometimes daunting to realize that when foreigners think of American movies, they think of our garbage, such as “Justice League” or “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.” Those ...