formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
On the sides of the ghost buses now hurtling through Dublin, you can still see posters for A Quiet Place Part II, one of dozens of films to have their spring releases kyboshed by coronavirus. There’s almost nobody on the … Continued
James Bond (Daniel Craig) faces a new enemy: the coronavirus. For many, it was a surprise to hear that the last James Bond premiere was canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak. But Bond’s announcement was only the first in a cascade … Continued
The Academy Museum has halted construction due to coronavirus but said last week that it still plans to open on Dec. 14. Now, it has announced new details on the exhibitions planned for its launch, including collaborations with directors Spike Lee and Pedro Almodóvar. “We … Continued
The company has net debts of US$3.5bn and is in talks over its liquidity requirements. Cineworld PLC has scrapped its dividends for the remainder of 2020 to save cash while directors have deferred their salaries, bonuses during the coronavirus crisis. … Continued
The Tribeca Film Festival announced plans today that select programming from the 19th annual Festival will be presented online. The programming includes the N.O.W. Creators Market, Jury and Art Awards, our Industry Extranet Resource Hub, and the brand storytelling Tribeca … Continued
ViewSonic, a leading global provider of visual solutions, has worked with curator Corbett Wall, widely known in Taiwan as the “Prince of saxophone,” to create Asia’s first 360-degree immersive fulldome festival using ViewSonic’s laser projection technology. Numerous films from around the world, including Through the … Continued