formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Argentine architect Karina Kreth took a major detour on her path to her current profession. “When I was at university studying architecture,” she reveals, “I started working as an art director for films”—a job she’d keep for 15 years. That … Continued
As a graduate student, Parisa Vaziri was compelled to learn more about the history of enslavement in the Indian Ocean.“ It managed to be simultaneously mysterious, taboo, uninteresting and nonexistent for most people,” said Vaziri, assistant professor of comparative literature … Continued
The rock ‘n’ roll documentaries were made over 17 years and chronicled unruly and vibrant subcultures. Source: ‘Decline of Western Civilization’ Trilogy Wins Cinema Eye Honors’ Legacy Award
Every year in film is unique, but this one felt stranger than usual. Source: 2023’s most important works of cinema were odd ducks, moonshots, horny as hell, and/or bizarre corporate shilling
The literary giant opened Ireland’s first cinema in Dublin in 1909. A string quintet supplied soundtracks for the silent movies. The business venture was soon in difficulty and the cinema was sold in 1910. Source: James Joyce, silent movies and … Continued
Can we all agree that The Lord of the Rings: Two Towers’ battle of Helm’s Deep is one of the greatest cinematic battles we’ve watched? Source: The Lord Of The Rings’ Helm’s Deep one of cinema’s greatest battles