formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
In July 2019, Naomi Bennett launched Lesflicks, a digital streaming platform focused on content centering queer women. Bennett, a longtime lesbian lifestyle blogger based in the U.K., was a regular attendee of London’s LGBTQ+ film festival, BFI Flare, where she … Continued
Can Australian films save the cinema? This is not a question often asked. Over the weekend, four of the top five films at the box office were Australian: firstly, The Dry ($703,037), second Penguin Bloom ($444,990), fourth Long Story Short … Continued
Nearly a year ago, Broadway theaters closed their doors in response to the pandemic, with some professional companies following suit. And the theatre program at the University of Maryland has been operating virtually since the university transitioned to online learning … Continued
Commissioned by Harvey Weinstein, the journey to Mordor was supposed to take half the time. Hollywood careers are like icebergs, and the movies you actually see are just the tip breaking through the surface. One of the great painful truths … Continued
Scorsese can get lots of people Very Mad Online by making simple factual statements about what the corporate consolidation of the American film industry is doing to American art and culture. He did it in 2019, when he wrote in … Continued
Angela Perin has grown up with a love of movies and the cinema, a love she is happy to share with the community as the owner/operator of the local cinema. Alongside partner Steven Tokarski Ms Perin operates the Lincoln Cinema … Continued