formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
I recently went on a solo trip to the cinema to see Nia DaCosta’s Candyman. I used to be a fan of the original 1992 movie by Bernard Rose (and the short story by Clive Barker that inspired it), but … Continued
The iconic travel publication had brought together a list of some of the best things to do in and around Edinburgh that are completely free. Source: Lonely Planet rates local Edinburgh cinema as top attraction to visit for free – … Continued
It was NYLFF’s 22nd edition of the festival and celebrated the 20th anniversary of the film, “Raising Victor Vargas.” This year, the festival included numerous films from around the world, and screened the largest number of films to date. Source: … Continued
When I first saw Renzo Piano‘s renderings for the new Academy Museum, I wasn’t convinced. The spherical David Geffen Theater — the one that, to Piano’s dismay, has come to be known as the “Death Star” — looked parasitical as … Continued
Right now we’ve found ourselves in a period when Hollywood musicals have become cool again. Over the past year, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s two musicals Hamilton and In The Heights have notably been given the shot to move from the stage to … Continued
Les Cameron roams the maze of rooms of his big, old country pub, the Commercial in Terang, inviting you to imagine a creative sanctuary in the making. Source: Les Cameron plans to turn his country pub into a haven for … Continued