formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Heather Stewart, a hugely respected film British Film Institute veteran who has helped transform the BFI National Archive into a world-leading film preservation facility, is to step down from her current role as creative director after 30 years at the … Continued
The 1941 film “Citizen Kane” has long sat atop Rotten Tomatoes’ leaderboards as the site’s highest reviewed piece of cinema. Then the site added a negative “Kane” review from 1941, thus killing the film’s perfect rating and putting “Paddington 2” … Continued
As part of our series, Women’s Cinema, we interviewed adventure filmmaker Natassja Ebert. In this episode, Ebert reminds us about the adventurous characteristics of our industry, and why it’s most important to dare and not to be afraid to take … Continued
The anime community has vastly grown over the years. From being extremely popular in Japan, anime and manga have made their way over to the west now as well. Prior to its immense popularity, people would get the impression that … Continued
After a dramatic few weeks for football, David O’Driscoll reflects on a Sunday of protest against Secret Cinema’s summer events at Low Hall Sports Ground, Walthamstow… The big football story of the year has been how a large elite group … Continued
AN EXPLORATORY meeting on the possible regeneration of the old Astor Cinema building in Scariff heard hopes that “the heart of the town may soon beat again”. The Zoom gathering was convened last Saturday night by community activist Eoin O’Hagan, … Continued