formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
“Sidney was making the British-American Cold War movie with Richard Widmark called The Bedford Incident on location in London. He, during his costume break invited me to his caravan for a cup of tea. I was excited because he told … Continued
For better or worse, the museum and heritage sectors are in somewhat of a technological arms race, all the way from the front desk to the headline exhibition. With the introduction of new innovations comes a debate over how best … Continued
Throughout December and January, the British Film Institute (BFI) is hosting Tokinokawa, an AV installation inspired by the BFI National Archive’s moving images from early 20th century Japan. Source: https://www.inavateonthenet.net/
Having its world premiere in Sundance, the surreal buddy film about a lonely inventor and his ridiculous robot could be the feel-good oddball comedy the world needs right now. Source: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/brian-charles-british-comedy-robot-sundance-1235078607/
Released 25 years ago, the celebrated actor’s filmmaking debut was widely praised as one of the best British films of its era, but it remains his sole directorial effort. Source: https://www.independent.co.uk/independentpremium/culture/nil-by-mouth-gary-oldman-b1997104.html
Anyone who’s observed structural inequalities in the film industry over decades could be forgiven for a certain cynicism at the enthusiasm with which organisations recently slapped smug messages in support of Black Lives Matter on their websites, having done nothing … Continued