Maudie

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Maudie is a biographical drama film about Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis, noted for its intimate portrayal of her life and performances by Sally Hawkins and Ethan Hawke.

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Maudie canonical 4
film "Maudie" 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
awardReceived Canadian Screen Award for Best Actress
Canadian Screen Award for Best Motion Picture
Canadian Screen Award for Best Supporting Actor
basedOn life of Maud Lewis
castMember Billy MacLellan
Ethan Hawke
Gabrielle Rose
Kari Matchett
Sally Hawkins
Zachary Bennett
cinematographyBy Guy Godfree
countryOfOrigin Canada
Ireland
director Aisling Walsh
distributor Sony Pictures Classics
editedBy Stephen O’Connell
filmingLocation Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
genre biographical film
drama film
language English
mainSubject Maud Lewis
musicBy Michael Timmins
narrativeFocus life of Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis
notableFor intimate portrayal of Maud Lewis’s life
performances by Sally Hawkins and Ethan Hawke
portrays Everett Lewis
Maud Lewis
producer Bob Cooper
Heather Haldane
Kelly McCormack
Mary Young Leckie
Susan Mullen
productionCompany Painted House Films
Screen Door
Solo Productions
publicationDate 2016
runningTime 115 minutes
screenwriter Sherry White
setInLocation Marshalltown, Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia
setInPeriod 20th century
starring Ethan Hawke
Sally Hawkins
worldPremiere Telluride Film Festival
worldPremiereDate 2016-09-02

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Sally Hawkins notableWork Maudie
Maud Lewis hasRepresentationIn film "Maudie"
linked to: Maudie
Sally Hawkins notableWork Maudie
subject linked to: Sally
Maudie Prickett givenName Maudie
El Dorado character Maudie