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Firehouse Center for the Arts and The Screening Room, Newburyport; all titles onlineJust far enough outside Boston’s orbit to make the case for staying the weekend, Newburyport’s always eclectic lineup spans the globe and has a plethora of New England-related picks. The fest opens with a straight-talking account of an ill man who plans his death, “Jack Has a Plan.
” A section called “straight from our own backyard” includes shorts about the Boston area’s wild turkey takeover , a pony cart ride to Montreal , and climate change’s impact on plowable snow . New England-related features include the Harvard accountability saga “Free Renty” and Tim O’Donnell’s sensitive family portrait “The House We Lived In,” which closes the fest. Youth filmmakers get their due with a screening of shorts from Lynn’s Raw Art Works and a ceremony for the second annual YES award.
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