formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Typecasting Brokeback Mountain as a “gay cowboy movie” is brutal and unjust to the sheer beauty and vulnerability of the film, as well as the dance of denial and subsequent loss. Ang Lee, who had once considered retirement, was brought … Continued
Local film buffs were delighted to hear that Swanpool cinema was reopening after months of inactivity thanks to COVID-19 restrictions. So much so, they sold out its first weekend back. Source: https://www.corowafreepress.com.au/
Pema Tseden is known for producing gritty movies about the lives of Tibetans in China. His latest project, “Balloon,” is no exception. Set in a remote pastoral community in the ’90s, the film follows the story of Drolkar — a … Continued
Nothing about the bullet-scarred building-one of hundreds in central Kabul-indicates the astonishing story that unfolded within the walls of Afghan Film. It was here that an impassioned clique of filmmakers, often working across enemy lines, gave birth to a progressive … Continued
Standouts from an unprecedented year in cinema. Source: https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/archive/2020/12/10-best-films-of-2020/617351/
While Fargo theaters losing the exclusivity of new releases may be worrisome for some, to others, having a big movie open on Christmas Day is an anticipated gift. Source: https://www.inforum.com/entertainment/