formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
What sets Shang-Chi apart from previous all-Asian movies is that it is not exclusively a story about Asians or Asian culture – it is still a pure-bred superhero movie, with Asian elements delicately interwoven into it. The film adopts a … Continued
Michael K. Williams passed away at the age of 54 on September 6, 2021, leaving behind a family and a body of work that is up there with some of the all-time greats from the medium. Throughout his acting career, … Continued
Keswick’s Alhambra Cinema is racing against the clock to reopen in time for September 30.No Time to Die, the latest instalment in the Bond franchise, is released on that date and staff are working hard behind the scenes at the … Continued
VAVA, the award-winning company bringing meaningful innovation to modern lifestyles, announced the development of the VAVA Chroma, an ultra short throw projector boasting triple-laser technology and a sleek new look for an immersive home theater experience. Unlike traditional projectors, the … Continued
MyMovies.Africa – a Kenyan-made Digital Cinema Extension, offering Film across Africa and to its Diaspora, has Partnered with Moringa School– a pioneer in accelerated quality, tech-focused Workforce Development in Africa, to offer their Students the practical Experience of Working in … Continued
The Gene Siskel Film Center reopened in early August after nearly a year-and-a-half of dark screens with a new director of programming, Rebecca Fons, looking toward the light. Fons’ few predecessors since the Film Center’s founding in 1972 include Camille … Continued