formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Lynton Cinema has been listed by Time Out as among the ‘50 best independent cinemas’ in the UK and Ireland. Praised for being ‘quirky and characterful’, the converted Methodist chapel seats 68, is fitted with Dolby sound, digital projection equipment, … Continued
Education transcends traditional means. The world itself is a huge classroom. With the advent of technology, learning has become more accessible, fun, and easier. Movies are among the learning tools with the greatest potential, even in the Philippines, which was … Continued
PLANS to turn a former New Forest cinema into flats are edging closer, while campaigners admit that “not a lot is happening” with their efforts. Ringwood’s old Regal Cinema building, which has stood empty for about 15 years, has been … Continued
Asked in writing whether she could discuss the situation facing Afghan filmmakers after the Taliban’s reclamation of power last weekend, Diana Saqeb Jamal declines succinctly. “My only thought is we are f***ed. Sorry.” The director, whose short film “Roqaia” (pictured) … Continued
‘It could be one silver lining over the last while, that people become more active in their communities.’ Source: Ormeau Community Cinema giving neighbours a chance to get to know each other through love of film – Belfast Live
The 78th Venice Film Festival has announced an official panel on the need for refugee status for Afghan filmmakers under Taliban rule. The topic will become a focal point for discussion on the crisis underway in Afghanistan and how it … Continued