formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
A series of interactive bronze statues will be erected in London to mark the “home of film” in the city. ‘Scenes in the Square’, a long-term art installation to mark the last 100 years of movies, will be unveiled in … Continued
It is a point of contention for many what the role of the critic is. Do critics uplift or diminish art? Are they gatekeepers? Arbiters of taste? Do they tell you what you’re supposed to spend money on? It is … Continued
MILITARY veterans are invited to a special free breakfast ahead of a screening of acclaimed new film 1917 at The Light Cinema in Bradford. The film, which won two Golden Globes this week for Best Picture and Director, is directed … Continued
BAFTA caught up in diversity row once again – but is it really that surprising? 5 minute read Posted by Steven Sheehan Published 2 Days Ago BAFTA caught up in diversity row once again – but is it really that … Continued
China has taken a step forward to allow same-sex marriage, a move that could undo years of discrimination, delight rights activists and give new rights to the LGBTQ community “after years of hiding and struggling.” Source: Why is China raising … Continued
The first look at plans for a new cinema on the site of Redcar’s much loved Regent have drawn mixed comments. Unveiled on Monday, the seafront building’s facade and a fly-through video of what it will look like have gone … Continued