formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Herzog is considered one of the greatest documentary filmmakers of all time. So what are his secrets? When Werner Herzog was growing up in rural Bavaria in the 1940s, there were no movies — at least not in his world. … Continued
When night falls, rural projectionist Wan Li can be seen setting up a curtain and stereo, debugging a projector, and preparing to screen a film to audiences in a remote village. “Villagers now finish their dinners late in the busy … Continued
A hologram of the late Whitney Houston was reportedly used without permission from the singer’s estate at a livestream show. The likeness appeared on producer Scott Storch’s variety show – which featured a collection of performances from late icons. … Continued
The show must go on. The Philadelphia Film Festival is committed to delivering award-winning, international cinema to viewers for their 29th year. We spoke with J. Andrew Greenblatt, CEO and executive director of the Philadelphia Film Festival, about this year’s … Continued
Bay Ridge’s sole remaining movie theater plans to celebrate its centennial next year with a look back and a look forward. Alpine Cinema, which opened in June 1921, was forced to temporarily shut its doors in March due to the … Continued
An independent cinema is driving the cultural renaissance in a small corner of Shropshire is digging deep to keep open and keep the reels rolling. Source: https://www.shropshirelive.com/