formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
How a large cache of lost vintage movies from the pre-digital age of cinema built up by a film collector in the post-World War Two era was discovered in his house after he died, then rescued by members of Harrogate … Continued
The Iranian star, honored with a Locarno award during the Swiss festival’s opening night, also talked about Netflix, Iranian film and tales, her love for France, and trying to just exist. Source: Golshifteh Farahani on Iran, Hijab, Film, Leonardo DiCaprio: Locarno
On an icy world, a glitteringly hard take on sci-fi emerges which draws on real science as well as Hollywood’s cosmic fantasies Source: All-star lineup: Aphelion, a game made in collaboration with the European Space Agency | Games | The … Continued
From the looks of some new patents, Apple appears to be going all in on making the iPhone 20 its most cinema-esque camera yet. Source: Can Apple Ever Truly Turn the iPhone Into a Cinema-Level Camera? | No Film School
The period between 1945 and 1960 used to be considered the “doldrums” of filmmaking in Britain. The Locarno Film Festival’s retrospective aims to change this perception. By looking beyond period dramas, class stories or literary adaptations, this carefully curated selection … Continued
The beloved Hollywood big-screen theater and adjoining ArcLight multiplex have lain dormant since COVID. Their fate remains mysteriously in limbo — but not for lack of wealthy suitors. Source: Will L.A.’s Iconic Cinerama Dome Ever Re-Open?