A fond look back at Wigan’s much-missed picture palaces
Here we take a look back at the golden age of Wigan’s silver screens, when there was a cinema on nearly every street corner… Source: A fond look back at Wigan’s much-missed picture palaces
Laura Whitmore Takes Center Stage at St. Brigid’s Festival in London’s Cultural Calendar
Explore the diverse and vibrant lineup of Irish women-led short films at the St. Brigid’s Day Festival, featuring Laura Whitmore’s poignant debut ‘Sadhbh’. Delve into themes of motherhood, societal expectations, and the evolving role of Irish women in cinema. Source: … Continued
Tessie Agana’s life turned into a book, retelling her achievements as one of Philippine cinema’s original child wonder
If we‘re to talk about a child actor, whose success at the box office salvaged one of the country’s most prominent production studios of its time and brought it to greater heights, it was Tessie Agana. Source: Tessie Agana’s life … Continued
Opinion: Why a line of dialogue truly can define a film
Denis Villeneuve is busy these days. His film, “Dune: Part Two,” just opened in the US, with a $190 million budget, ensemble cast of stars and loyal following of the franchise. It’s already one of the most talked-about films of … Continued
Milwaukee’s historic Downer Theatre slated to reopen
The historic Downer Theatre will live once more. Milwaukee Film announced Tuesday it will take over operations of the space, starting with its annual film festival April 12. Regular operations will resume in the space April 26. Source: Milwaukee’s historic … Continued
Electric Cinema: Huge show of support as UK’s oldest cinema closes
The mayor of the West Midlands has promised action following the closure of a popular independent cinema in Birmingham. Source: Electric Cinema: Huge show of support as UK’s oldest cinema closes – BBC News