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Railroad Square Cinema

			Male 30 years old Waterville, Maine United States Last Login: 10/2/2008

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Hometown:	Waterville, ME
Body type:	0' 0"
Zodiac Sign:	Libra
Occupation:	Movie Theater

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Railroad Square Cinema is independently owned, operated, and opened in 1978. The first cinema was a previously abandoned warehouse located by the railroad tracks at 17 Railroad Square, Waterville, Maine. Railroad Square began with the ideas from six friends; Gail Chase, Ken Eisen, Lea Giadin, Alan Sanborn, Sam Sanborn, and Stu Silverstein, who came to the collective decision that Maine needed its own art-house cinema. In 1994, the initial building was destroyed by a fire. However, through fundraisers and donations from the local community, the present-day cinema was built.

The cinema has three screens. Each screen seats a different number of patrons, 150/90/50. It is the home of the Maine International Film Festival, which started in 1998.

Be sure to visit our brand new online FORUM to discuss all things related to the Railroad Square!

If you are in the film industry and are looking for a distributor, please check out Waterville's own Shadow Distribution!

Who I'd like to meet:

Anybody that loves cinema and supports independent filmmaking!

Artists: If you would like to have your artwork featured in the gallery at Railroad Square, please contact Stu Silverstein for more information!

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FOR A FEW MARBLES MORE	Jun 15 2008 12:19 PM Thanks for your friendship! For a few marbles more - The most selected Dutch (short) Film ever.
Peek-A-Boo Tattoo Parlor	Jul 21 2008 12:08 AM Stop in for a "PEEK" sometime! -Mel May
KERRILEE	Jul 16 2008 3:24 PM I'M LISTENING TO KEN ON WAMC RIGHT NOW ABOUT MIFF, YAY FOR MIFF! I'M COMMING UP THIS WEEKEND (GRANTED SOME TIME OFF FROM THE MAHAIWE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER) I HOPE TO SEE SOME OF YOU! TINA! SHANNON! CRAIG! SAM! BETH! STU! HAHA OK TOO MUCH COFFEE THIS MORNING, GOOD LUCK WITH EVERYTHING!
L. Proctor	Dec 21 2007 3:20 AM Happy Holidays
Sarah	Nov 15 2007 5:02 AM my favorite place ever.
Carol	Oct 18 2007 9:26 AM HONORED TO BE A PART OF YOUR SITE. LOVE, CAROL
are you there vodka, its me, chelsea	Oct 5 2007 9:57 PM happy b. day
Mark’s Movie Reviews™	Oct 5 2007 7:03 PM Happy Birthday from Mark's Movie Reviews!
Joe	Oct 5 2007 5:38 AM Happy Birthday!
Jess	Oct 4 2007 2:48 PM Happy Happy Birthday :)
KERRILEE	Oct 4 2007 2:35 PM HAPPY BIRTHDAY EARLY!!!!! I miss working in the rail road square, KEN &BETH! I've become friends with Dr. Dejongs daughter here in VT such a small world, i wore one of my MIFF shirts last year and she freaked out, and now we are the best of friends, all because of the square and you guys and of course STU :-p Thanks for being so awesome and a part of my youth! MWAH! Peace*
god	Oct 2 2007 5:48 PM Thanks for the add. You are amazing!
Emma	Aug 19 2007 2:54 AM thank you!
Ms. T	Aug 8 2007 2:29 AM I also agree. Rocky Horror Picture Show wouldn't be a bad movie to play. =)
maine international film festival	Jul 23 2007 8:44 PM we did it again! high five!
Ten 'til Noon	Jul 12 2007 4:36 PM Hey RAILROAD SQUARE CINEMA!!! Just letting you know that you can pre-order the "Ten 'til Noon" DVD on Amazon.com now! Please help us make this September release a success! Thanks again for screening us! ~Scott n Paul
Beccaness	Jul 8 2007 11:19 PM More fifty movies please
choláge	Jul 2 2007 6:34 PM "i think you guys should totally do another showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show sometime in the near future. " May I second that?
LIVE FREE OR DIE FILMS	Jun 21 2007 5:26 AM If you can spare a minute check out the trailer for our upcoming feature SIZZLEAN. we hope you enjoy it :)
Gatz	May 31 2007 3:06 AM i think you guys should totally do another showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show sometime in the near future.
Movie Compound News	May 22 2007 3:08 PM Thanks for the add! http://www.moviecompound.com
Meri	May 20 2007 10:28 PM I love Railroad square!
Joel	May 18 2007 12:39 AM I, too, thank you Railroad Square! And a big shout out to my uncle Stu! (Let him know if you see him, Railroad Square Cinema)
jessarae spitshine. [photographer]	May 14 2007 10:36 AM no, thank you!
WriterDirector David	Apr 27 2007 9:20 PM It is my pleasure to have been added by you! I moved out of Maine, back to my native Philly, a few years ago but a lot of my heart (and some really great memories of Maine films that I worked on) remains up there. I will always remember meeting Lea there and seeing Jonathan Demme speak at the fest. I recently wrote a screenplay for some summertime friends of RR Square, the film is finished and I hope that it might play there soon.
O'Mannian	Apr 27 2007 7:32 PM Now this place is original!!!
ॐ THE OM OF BRI ॐ	Apr 15 2007 5:40 PM Thanks for the ADD
Corky von Texasheim	Apr 12 2007 6:36 PM Thanks for being open and doing what you do! And if you can convince me that popcorn is a wonderful thing, I'll proclaim you guys miraculous. lol
Ten 'til Noon	Apr 6 2007 8:09 PM Hey folks, just letting you all know that "Ten 'til Noon starts it's run at the Railroad Square Cinema on April 13th! It runs through the 19th. Cinematographer Alice Brooks will be at the Saturday the 14th screening, and director Scott Storm will be at the Tuesday, the 17th screening. Hope to see you there!
Ten 'til Noon	Mar 30 2007 2:10 PM Our LA Times review! MOVIE REVIEW 'Ten 'Til Noon' The ingenious thriller demonstrates that big stars and even bigger budgets aren't necessary for a classy result. By Kevin Thomas, Special to The Times "Ten 'Til Noon" is a triumph of ingenuity over budget, a taut, darkly comic thriller with a dart of pathos that holds attention like Super Glue from the first frame to the last. It is writer Paul Osborne's first produced screenplay and director Scott Storm's second feature — the first was the well-reviewed yet unreleased 1998 film "Burn," a bleak fable of survival in Hollywood. In any event, everything here is top-notch — on-the-money ensemble cast, apt locations, Alice Brooks' gleaming camerawork, Joe Kraemer's intense score and Kalman Alexander's razor-sharp editing. It's a class act financed on a shoestring. The perverse workings of fate drive many a movie, but here it is plain old greed, set in motion most unexpectedly by a crook's drastic expression of love. "Ten 'Til Noon," however, leaves the viewer with the strong feeling that ultimately passion is not going to be much of a match for greed. Each of its tightly interconnected six segments, involving 10 key figures, is literally a power play, with one individual exerting control over others with either money or a gun or both. A jet-lagged computer technology tycoon (Rick D. Wasserman) is awakened in his spacious Malibu bedroom by a philosophical professional assassin (Alfonso Freeman) and his mute assistant (Jenya Lano). Along with comments on the uncertainties of the post 9/11 world, the assassin mentions that at this very moment the tycoon's wife (Rayne Guest) is having a strenuous hotel-room tryst with a hunky young man (Jason Hamer), which becomes the second sequence. The third reveals the tryst to be under surveillance by a couple of comical loser types (Daniel Hagen and Dylan Kussman — the latter, inciden
~Mr. Storm~	Mar 26 2007 9:34 PM Thanks for adding our trailer guys! We look forward to seeing you in April!
At Home in Maine	Mar 20 2007 12:48 AM Greetings and thanks for the friend request ~ have a great week! :)
Dribbles (Movie)	Mar 19 2007 9:35 PM Thanks so much for the add! Your venue sounds terrific. We hope to have the chance to trek over from New Hampshire sometime! -Tom & Heidi
SARAHiFFiC!	Mar 16 2007 3:33 AM i <3 railroad square.
Hoes wanna be me	Mar 9 2007 4:36 PM 2007 is the 40th anniversary of the historic 1967 anti-war march to the Pentagon during the Vietnam War. The message of the 1967 march was "From Protest to Resistance," and marked a turning point in the development of a countrywide mass movement. Transportation to the March on the Pentagon is available from a city near you: http://answer.pephost.org/site/PageServer?pagename=ANS_M17_transportation We will assemble at 12 noon at Constitution Gardens on 3-17-07. Hope to see you there. :)
Ten 'til Noon	Mar 8 2007 1:58 PM Thanks for adding us, and for PLAYING US!!!! Can't wait to open at Railroad Square! The TTN Team
Joe	Mar 4 2007 4:39 PM Thanks for the add
~Mr. Storm~	Mar 2 2007 12:06 AM Thanks for the ADD, and "Ten 'til Noon" hopes to see you in APRIL! www.tentilnoon.com
McKaylee Phillips	Feb 25 2007 1:56 AM Electronic Response: "McKaylee Phillips appreciates your friendship but would like to stress that you are beneath him as a human and that your comment(s) are insignificant to his greatness."
westonia	Feb 24 2007 4:52 AM oh railroad square, the good times i had inside of you! from the pmm halloween shows to being simply a comforting and safe refuge from the speedfreak general populous of waterville, you were always there for me, baby, and i appreciate it. although i live in denver now and there are a few very cool theatres, none of them hold a candle to you. when i visit my homeland of maine this summer, i will make a point to stop by and get up in ya. alright?
Camden International Film Festival	Feb 20 2007 5:18 PM i hear a lot about your popcorn on this page...and i do know its good but i gotta say Bayview st. Cinema makes some fine hippy-corn. maybe their should be a state of maine theatre popcorn-off. i would like to be a judge.
Matt	Feb 20 2007 1:02 PM Thanks for the add! And for all of the great movies!

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