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After Humble Beginnings, Woods Hole Film Festival Celebrates 25 Years04:11
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August 02, 2016

Lisa Mullins

A still from "Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You." (Courtesy Music Box Films)

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The Woods Hole Film Festival turns 25 this year.

Judy Laster, the founder and director of the film fest, says it began humbly, as a one-day affair. This year, she says it will attract about 5,000 people.

WBUR's Lisa Mullins reports.

This segment aired on August 2, 2016.

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After Humble Beginnings, Woods Hole Film Festival Celebrates 25 Years04:11
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