After Humble Beginnings, Woods Hole Film Festival Celebrates 25 Years

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August 02, 2016

Lisa Mullins

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

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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