Maya Cade’s Black Film Archive is just the beginning
The archivist discusses the overwhelming response to her new project and why she believes in the future of Black film. Source: Maya Cade’s Black Film Archive is just the beginning
Cinema Styles: First Cow earns the Blue Ribbon | recorderonline.com
First Cow is the seventh film from director Kelly Reichardt, and it’s based on the book “The Half-Life” by Jonathan Raymond. It tells the story of Otis “Cookie” Figowitz (Magaro), a talented cook making his way in the Oregon Territory … Continued
A look at the Woodlawn Theatre’s 76-year history in San Antonio, from ‘National Velvet’ and ‘Alamo’ premiere to Broadway musicals
Before the pandemic, passers-by often just walked into the Woodlawn Theatre during the day, hoping to take a look around. “It’s one of my favorite things about working here,” said Christopher Rodriguez, executive and artistic director of the Woodlawn, who … Continued
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge hail ‘special’ Bond movie | southernminn.com
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have hailed the cast and crew of ‘No Time To Die’ for making the movie “so special”. The royal couple attended the long-awaited world premiere of the new Bond movie at London’s Royal Albert … Continued
Cinema returns to Somalia after decades of shut-downs and strife | Reuters
Dozens of Somalis posed for selfies and chattered excitedly in rows of red, plush seats as they waited for the start of their country’s first movie screening in three decades. Source: Cinema returns to Somalia after decades of shut-downs and … Continued
How the national security law is hastening the demise of Hong Kong cinema | South China Morning Post
The industry’s long-term viability is being challenged amid new censorship guidelines, worries that expressions of local identity can be seen as unpatriotic, and a dearth of actors, who now face increased pressure to prove their patriotism. Source: How the national … Continued