formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
A cogent argument could be made that in addition to the 1960s, two-dozen films from which will be shown at Lincoln Center, we are currently living through a renaissance of Korean filmmaking. Source: https://www.nysun.com/article/korean-cinemas-first-golden-decade-may-have-been-a-more-apt-title
Cinemas in Oxford are offering tickets from £3 to mark National Cinema Day on Saturday, September 2 so if there’s a film you haven’t got around to seeing yet, you might want to clear your calendar. Source: https://www.witneygazette.co.uk/news/23755939.national-cinema-day-oxford-cinemas-showing-films-3/
The developer who created the now-closed Regal Henrietta cinema nearly 30 years ago has reacquired the property and has plans for significant new construction. Source: https://rbj.net/2023/08/30/henrietta-developer-envisions-more-than-just-cinema-on-regal-property/
In Russia, where various factions are in disagreement over the best way to permit piracy of Hollywood movies, new wildcards have entered the equation. The government-backed Cinema Fund says piracy carries “reputational risks” and that would be “inappropriate” right now. … Continued
MangaDive in Tokyo offers a digital, immersive manga experience, combining art, museum, and movie elements for a new way to experience manga. The experience takes place in a 360-degree cinema using projection mapping, bringing scenes from famous manga to life … Continued
It has only been three months since FUJIFILM held its last X Summit event in Bangkok where the X-S20 was announced (Review here), next to the FUJINON XF8mm F3.5 R WR lens (Review here), and the new “XApp” (Review here), and now the … Continued