formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The Alhambra Theatre Trust missed out on potential funding for their new stage school in Dunfermline because of the time it took to get approval from Fife Council. As a result, they’ve submitted fresh plans for the Ironmongers Studio on … Continued
It must be a contrarian disposition that compels me to gravitate towards, and often love, movies the masses consider bad. I’ve been this way for years. It may have started in 1980 when “Heaven’s Gate,” the epic Western film starring … Continued
EXTERIOR works on a new eight-screen cinema in a town centre are nearly complete. The outside of the new Reel Cinema on the former Waves site has been designed to blend in with the surrounding Victorian buildings in the planned … Continued
On Dec. 28, a Juneau police officer shot and killed a man while responding to a 911 call. The shooting exposed deep divisions in the community. Some are questioning why the man who was killed provoked police, and others are … Continued
With the UK’s oldest working picture house still going strong a decade after its centenary, the Electric Cinema is ready to welcome film fans on more tours of its incredible history The Electric Cinema on Station Street is ready to … Continued
Almost a century ago Belfast had a booming cinema scene. Now its rich cinematic history has been confined to memory and to the city hall. “Belfast has had a love affair with cinema ever since cinema first arrived here in … Continued