formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
At this point, we all know the pandemic has really disrupted Hollywood and the entertainment industry, just like every other aspect of life. Film and television releases are starting to get back on track, new releases are actually releasing and filming is starting back up for … Continued
Given the state of the world, it’s been a relatively uninteresting and uncontroversial start to Awards Season. Various critics’ societies and awards-giving bodies have still given out their prizes for 2020 release, most of which have wound up going to … Continued
Streaming from an empty banquet hall and with acceptance speeches made from living rooms, the 30th Gotham Awards gave a very strange Oscar seasona virtual start Monday in a largely digital ceremony that crowned Chloe Zhao’s “Nomadland” the best film … Continued
More than 130,000 seniors take up residence in the Orlando community. A new documentary called “Some Kind of Heaven” sets out to understand what brought them there. Source: https://www.insidehook.com/article/movies/some-kind-heaven-villages-disneyland-retirees
The new venue boasts a screen that measures 64 feet, billed as the largest in the city. Source: https://preview.houstonchronicle.com/movies-tv/
Join the Pasadena Senior Center on Tuesday, January 12, for the first part of a seven-part master class about the history of American movies. This master class, hosted by film historian Dr. Jonathan Kuntz, will introduce participants to the birth … Continued