formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Like any other form of art, cinema is subjective. Films that are great to some, maybe mediocre to others, and that’s completely understandable. With the rise of streaming services, movies ― both old and new ― have become more accessible … Continued
Filming locations for the movie, based on the 1959 novel by former YEP reporter Keith Waterhouse and directed by John Schlesinger, included The Headrow and Leeds Town Hall and Green Lane in Wortley. Source: Billy Liar: Photos take you behind … Continued
The broadcasters will support the setting up of an Independent Standards Authority (ISA) to counteract bullying and harassment in the TV workplace, lending further momentum to a scheme already backed by industry bodies including the British Film Institute, Bectu and … Continued
Janet Jackson is on the cover of the newest issue of Essence, and in the Wednesday (June 15) cover story, she’s dishing on the possibility of new music. “Sometimes things happen that you don’t expect to happen, and you have … Continued
Charlie Chaplin is one of the 20th century’s most famous comedic icons. He was born in London in 1889 — near the end of the Victorian era. Chaplin’s parents separated when he was young, and his mother struggled to provide … Continued
Watershed cinema has celebrated a milestone birthday this week after four decades of service to Bristol. The arts centre – known for its national reputation for world cinema – turned 40 on June. Watershed was both the first full-time multi-screen … Continued