formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
“Master of horror” is not traditionally an accolade recognised by the world’s leading film competitions, but for Kiyoshi Kurosawa, it’s proved something of a boon. Ever since finding himself in the unique position of having a different film screening at each … Continued
The Pix Theatre used to have a capacity of 180 seats. With social distancing protocols brought on by the coronavirus, it now maxes out at about 45. Darkside Cinema’s auditoriums are too small to allow for a profit to be … Continued
Since 2004, Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema has showcased the work of local filmmakers in a series of free, community-focused events. From screenings in Precita Park to an annual “film crawl” along Cortland Avenue, each BHOC season aims to increase exposure for local … Continued
The widest release so far this year that I know of a sharp, sterling short film traveling under color of another art form—with 2.9 million views by mid-September—dropped on June 17 via filmmaker Nia DaCosta’s Twitter account, a trailer for … Continued
The first of five films McQueen has created as part of his Small Axe anthology (three of which are playing at this year’s New York Film Festival — we’ll be covering all of them, don’t you worry), Lovers Rock is … Continued
By going ahead despite coronavirus challenges Venice gave new life to cinema, albeit with a patchy showing from the region. Source: https://www.middleeasteye.net/discover/