formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
On Halloween in 2005, filmmaker Ross McDonnell was walking through Ballymun, a suburb on the northern edge of Dublin’s Northside, when a teenager approached him. The boy, a resident of the estate’s notorious tower blocks, led him to a roaring … Continued
One segment of the Boston Asian American Film Festival’s opening night film tells the story of the historical and cultural hub located just blocks from where BAAFF films typically screen. In the documentary “A Tale of Three Chinatowns,” leaders from … Continued
It’s a film movement, away from all the glittery flashlights, all the limelight, and all those shutterbugs. Earlier in March this year, we had reported how a group of young amateur filmmakers, including the children of sex workers and the … Continued
Having faced a series of its own date changes, the film had been anticipated by many as a potential turning point that would help resuscitate moviegoing around the globe. And, it’s not just 007 making turnstiles spin. Sony’s Venom: Let … Continued
Thanet council is inviting expressions of interest from eligible community groups which would like to become the new owners of Ramsgate’s Granville Theatre.The Granville Theatre, in Victoria Parade, was built in the 1940s, originally as a live theatre but subsequently … Continued
As the producers of the San Diego Film Awards, in 2020 we faced an unprecedented challenge: producing a live award show at a time when the entire events industry had been shuttered. A worldwide health crisis, sweeping social justice movements … Continued