The Marginal Way DVD (Digitally Remastered)
$19.95
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Licensed for private home use only.
Feature 50 mins.
Region Free (0) DVD
Originally aired on PBS in 1975 and now digitally remastered The Marginal Way was an Indian trail that is now a famous Maine attraction. Like the trail, the film crisscrosses through the lives of everyone, from the towns’ natives to its’ “hippie newcomers”, to the 14,000 plus tourists that visit each summer. In a series of unique and tender portraits The Marginal Way captures the evocative mood of this seemingly timeless coastal community adapting to natural and societal changes.