formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Amid the tumultuous political landscape of the 1970s, a cultural change was afoot. While far-right hate groups like The National Front marched in the streets, British music and cinema were finally starting to take notice of the country’s increasingly diverse … Continued
Duras was in her fifties when she directed La Musica (1967), one of her more conventional films, in which Delphine Seyrig and Robert Hossein play a divorced couple who badger each other with their separate, incompatible truths. This directorial debut … Continued
The streamer is honoring the golden anniversary of 14 classic films with a whole new content row — just as Altman would have wanted. Source: Netflix Is Curating a Collection of Classic 1974 Films – IndieWire
The fear of Y2K must have caused a sense of urgency at the end of the 20th century because everything was cranked up to an eleven. Boy bands were synchronized dancing into the hearts of teens and tweens across the … Continued
On Friday, the cult classic ‘Pulp Fiction’ by Quentin Tarantino was the final film shown on the historic Ideal, one of Athens’ oldest movie theaters, before it shut down for good after more than a century in business. Source: Last … Continued
Founded by Crying Game producer Stephen Woolley, the London club helped change attitudes to cinema. Source: ‘The Scala made sleaze romantic. That cinema was a refuge from suburbia’ – The Irish Times