formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Released in 2017 by Afghanistan’s Roya Sadat, one of the country’s leading female directors, “A Letter to the President” explores the difficulty Afghan women face when pursuing justice, and is a testament to the country’s once-flourishing cinema scene in the … Continued
The International Cinema Technology Association (ICTA) has issued a call for entries for their third annual North America Cinema Awards (NACA), presented in partnership with Celluloid Junkie and created by the ICTA to recognize and showcase the remarkable technological innovations … Continued
The two partners say they will co-produce and jointly distribute content spanning animation, TV series, films and webtoons. Source: Korea’s CJ ENM Inks Content Deal With Saudi’s Manga Productions – The Hollywood Reporter
In order to run a film with an intermission, cinemas must get permission from the studios behind the movie. That hasn’t stopped a small number of movie theatres from showing Martin Scorsese’s 206-minute film Killers of the Flower Moon without … Continued
From the shadows of silent films to the chilling depths of modern psychological thrillers, horror cinema has undergone a mesmerizing evolution over the decades. Each era has brought unique styles, themes, and innovations, shaping the genre into the diverse and … Continued
Texas A&M International University’s psychology and communications department, in collaboration with two Belgian universities, has launched an online international research seminar on the history of cinema and cinema-going in Latin America and Spain. Source: TAMIU researching cinema history in Latin … Continued