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Movie Review	Apr 26	Catholic News Service
"Madison" (MGM) is a warm and wonderful underdog drama about a man, his son, a town and the speedboat that binds their lives together. Set in 1971 in the riverfront town of Madison, Ind., the movie tells the inspirational fact-based
Independent film finally into wide release	Apr 23	Cincinnati Post
Directed by William Bindley, who wrote the script with his brother Scott, the film takes a few liberties with the facts, using artistic license from time to time as a means to heighten the drama. But the overall picture is accurate both in the history of the race and the spirit of the town\'s residents.
Hoosier scenery and cast power regatta drama	Apr 22	Indianapolis Star
"Madison" is an independent film, but the lensing by James Glennon ("About Schmidt") gives it a rich look; the natural beauty of the southern Indiana area resembles a postcard, and the boat races are exciting to watch. There are fewer and fewer films these days suitable for children, parents and grandparents. This is one for all ages.
Make a night of it	Apr 21	Chicago Tribune (subscription)
It\'s easy to cheer for McCormick and Miss Madison to pull out a victory in the home stretch of the championship race. Salvation of humanity might not be on the line, but the soul of a family, a town and a way of life just might be.
Caviezel at home in Indiana	Apr 21	Cincinnati.com
On why he made "Madison": "The truth of family is the thing that drew me to \'Madison.\' Most family films are sentimental hogwash, too much sugar in the coffee

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