formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
If there were ghosts in the Beach Theatre, of flickering movie stars, projector operators, teenage concessionaires or the many thousands who sat in its rickety rocking chair seats for seven decades, they’re all gone now. What remains, after nine years … Continued
Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor are chatting away over Zoom. The Irish film-makers, who are married, have worked together since the late 80s, when they were part of the experimental theatre scene in Dublin. In 2008, they made their first … Continued
Taking a look at the new season in the new abnormal, while remembering the lessons of cinema history. Are we on the cusp of a new era or will this too pass? Source: Our Film Critics Discuss the Future of … Continued
Moore made only a handful of movies, but they had an outsize impact on American cinema. Her portrayals defied the traditional roles for Black women of her era, in action-packed or trauma-filled blockbusters, and instead laid bare the interior lives … Continued
These moving dramas, inventive comedies, nostalgic favorites, and stone-cold classics may just change your life, too. Source: Seven Hispanic Critics Open Up About Movies that Made a Major Impact On Their Lives << Rotten Tomatoes – Movie and TV News
In the late 90s, actor, filmmaker and activist Edward James Olmos co-founded the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival.”I’ve been very fortunate, being able to work in schools, libraries, community centers, hospitals, juvenile halls,” said Olmos, who has a deep, … Continued