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The Virginian-Pilot's longtime movie critic died last year, but the Naro film festival he started in 2004 will continue in his honor. It kicks off Monday, with friends and fans of Mal doing the hosting honors. The first movie in the series is the 1949 movie, “East Side, West Side."
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Former colleagues, local arts leaders, and readers remember Mal Vincent, a longtime entertainment writer for The Virginian-Pilot who died on Nov. 28, 2021. During his more than 50 years at The Pilot. he interviewed the Who's Who of Hollywood. Vincent was 83.
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