formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Leading UK arts organizations the Southbank Centre—a complex encompassing the Hayward Gallery, the National Poetry Library, and the Royal Festival Hall, among other venues—and the British Film Institute (BFI) will no longer receive funding from the fossil-fuel giant Shell. They … Continued
Hidden on an equestrian farm in Surrey is something rather unique and a must-visit for film buffs. Not many people are aware that Meadow Field Farm near Fairoaks Airport is not only home to goats, chickens and horses, but also the … Continued
The 2020 release calendar hit a snag with the coronavirus outbreak, but not before a number of cinematic highlights made their way to U.S. screens. IndieWire spent much of 2019 reviewing films on the festival circuit prior to their release … Continued
The already massive movie studio anchoring Fayetteville’s burgeoning mixed-use mini-city Pinewood Forest is primed for a growth spurt. About a half-hour southwest of the Interstate 285 Perimeter, the 700-acre Pinewood Atlanta Studios is set to expand its “production ecosystem,” according to an … Continued
This is a question I have wanted to know for years: where is the originality in cinema? It feels like the great movies of the 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s are long gone. I mean the level of originality … Continued
FNCF managing director Marc-Olivier Sebbag said he was waiting to see the exact wording of the new government decree, adding, “Our understanding is that restrictions would limit numbers to 100 per screen, rather than per cinema complex.” France’s cinemas are … Continued