Lie Down With Dogs (DVD)
Director and screenwriter Wally White leads the viewer through a carefree summer vacation in Provincetown, Massachusetts. He plays Tommie, a boisterous New Yorker who wants a summer free of sexual hang-ups as the houseboy for a man he hopes to find in the Cape Cod tourist trap. The movie is mainly a collection of his various sexual trysts (which are fun, but not in the least bit graphic) and his witty asides to the camera. His infatuation with one particularly dreamy boy ends abruptly after a late-night encounter, but he vows to return next year for more of the same.
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The Bobbin Girl
Based on the memoirs of an 1830's mill girl in Lowell, Massachusetts, this story is illustrated with watercolor and pastel paintings.
Ten-year-old Rebecca Putney works as a bobbin girl at the local mill in an effort to help support her family.
When there is talk of a strike at the mill to protest low wages and dangerous working conditions, Rebecca must decide if she wants to risk her job and join the protestors.
The Bobbin Girl 
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Mostly True
Brimming over with baseball, family nostalgia, and a lifetime of cooking, former New York Times food writer (and sister of Yankee Paul O?Neill) Molly O?Neill shares a deliciously written personal American history. From her five brothers pretending to wow fans with their baseball prowess to a stint working with non-violent cuisine in western Massachusetts, O?Neill chronicles a life filled with close family relationships, cooking, and a love of ballgames. With photographs.
Mostly True
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