formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Netflix has unveiled both the cinema release and streaming premiere dates for its complete Fall film slate. Just over two dozen movies are on the list with some very notable efforts, including David Fincher’s “The Killer”, Wes Anderson’s “The Wonderful … Continued
A cogent argument could be made that in addition to the 1960s, two-dozen films from which will be shown at Lincoln Center, we are currently living through a renaissance of Korean filmmaking. Source: https://www.nysun.com/article/korean-cinemas-first-golden-decade-may-have-been-a-more-apt-title
Cinemas in Oxford are offering tickets from £3 to mark National Cinema Day on Saturday, September 2 so if there’s a film you haven’t got around to seeing yet, you might want to clear your calendar. Source: https://www.witneygazette.co.uk/news/23755939.national-cinema-day-oxford-cinemas-showing-films-3/
The developer who created the now-closed Regal Henrietta cinema nearly 30 years ago has reacquired the property and has plans for significant new construction. Source: https://rbj.net/2023/08/30/henrietta-developer-envisions-more-than-just-cinema-on-regal-property/
In Russia, where various factions are in disagreement over the best way to permit piracy of Hollywood movies, new wildcards have entered the equation. The government-backed Cinema Fund says piracy carries “reputational risks” and that would be “inappropriate” right now. … Continued
MangaDive in Tokyo offers a digital, immersive manga experience, combining art, museum, and movie elements for a new way to experience manga. The experience takes place in a 360-degree cinema using projection mapping, bringing scenes from famous manga to life … Continued