formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
A DOCUMENTARY film festival has successfully reached its fundraising goal to bring home some of the oldest existing documentaries on the Philippines which are stored in the British Film Institute. Among the 35mm films stored in the London archives are … Continued
These new pictures show how a state-of-the-art cinema destined for Kent is taking shape. The final touches are being made to Cinemarsh on Romney Marsh – with an opening date now only months away. Based at the Marsh Academy’s leisure … Continued
The only surviving image from the world’s first film adaptation of Little Women doesn’t reveal much: A group of young women, dressed in gowns, mingling with some men beneath a chandelier. It might be the pivotal party scene from Louisa … Continued
The Society for Cinema and Media Studies has selected Charles Musser, professor of film and media studies, as the recipient of its Distinguished Career Achievement Award. Source: Charles Musser honored for contribution to film and media studies | YaleNews
THEY are little-known gems of the silver screen which tell their tales of regal intrigue, family drama and adventurous derring-do without their actors speaking a single line. And now audiences will once again enjoy the wonders of the cinema as … Continued
It’s always fun to see what Disney’s most recent patent applications are, and this week brought us a good one. Fans of Disney are probably familiar with the Pepper’s ghost effect, made famous by the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland, and … Continued