formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Celebrated Russian film director Kirill Serebrennikov came out against the war in Ukraine, telling the Cannes Film Festival that culture had a role in ending the conflict. His film “Tchaikovsky’s Wife” is among 21 entries in the Cannes festival’s main … Continued
It is not often that one comes across a film where every department seems to be in a competition with each other in a race to the bottom, where cinema lies battered and bruised. Source: ‘Jack N Jill’ movie review: … Continued
John Woo impressed Hollywood with his action films and relocated there, making three US films before returning to Hong KongIn this interview from 1997, Woo describes his upbringing, how he likes to direct his films and the difficulties of working … Continued
The actor Stephen Merchant has added his support to a campaign to save an Art Deco cinema in Bristol.The picture house has been “hidden” above a former Wetherspoons pub in Redfield for more than 60 years.Campaigners oppose developers’ plans to … Continued
Though Iran is in the throes of a deep economic crisis, battered by hard-line politics and a mismanaged pandemic, it’a shaping up to be a great year for Iranian cinema.Paradoxically, Iran’s cinematic landscape is bursting with powerful, fresh films likely … Continued
The Brunswick theater is renting the movies it’s shown throughout the years. Source: Indie Film: Eveningstar Cinema brings back the video store – Portland Press Herald