formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Like me, Evan Amaral (21C) grew up in a small, rural town in South Georgia. Fascinated with avant garde and non-Western cinema, Amaral hoped moving to Atlanta would allow him to see movies outside of the local AMC blockbusters and … Continued
In recent conversations with four Chicago area film and theater workers, one word kept popping up, like a buoy, regarding the secret ingredient in getting to the other side. That word: “trust.” How do we define it? When can we … Continued
When the news came down last Wednesday that Alamo Drafthouse — the Texas-based dine-in-theater chain beloved by cineasts for its boisterous screenings and boozy milkshakes — was filing for bankruptcy and permanently closing several locations, Movie Twitter lit up with … Continued
It’s hard to resist the flamboyant opening of The Birdcage. As the camera swoops into a gaudy Miami nightclub and focuses on a collection of drag queens performing to the iconic Sister Sledge song We Are Family, it becomes clear … Continued
Before the pandemic, the Van Gogh Museum was a major global tourist destination, with some 2.1 million visitors filling its galleries in 2019. The vast majority, 85 percent, came from other countries to gaze at masterworks like Sunflowers. Visiting Amsterdam … Continued
Disney+ has finally hit Singapore shores and to mark the occasion, the company pulled out all the stops with a show featuring performances by local celebrities JJ Lin, Nathan Hartono, Benjamin Kheng and Annette Lee at Marina Bay Sands, as … Continued