formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Screen International’s network of international correspondents selects a snapshot of arthouse and independent films from around the globe that are poised for selection by A-list film festivals. Source: 75 films to tempt festival directors in 2026 | Features | Screen
The Avatar films have always been must-see epics but fans tend to flock to the cinema for the experience more than the actual storytelling. Source: ‘Avatar: Fire And Ash’ review: this sci-fi epic is running out of steam
After great reviews and buzz, Ryan Coogler’s vampire film had an extraordinary second weekend at the box office. It’s a victory for a wholly original big-budget film in a cinema landscape dominated by familiar franchises. Source: ‘It doesn’t stick to … Continued
William Wyler’s 1959 film Ben-Hur is set for release for the first time in 4K resolution, and Screen Rant is proud to present an exclusive clip from the special features. Actor Charlton Heston stars as the titular character, Judah Ben-Hur, … Continued
Every once in a while, a camera earns legendary status not just for its specs but for how it feels in a cinematographer’s hands. For us at YMCinema, the ARRI 235 is exactly that kind of camera, and if you … Continued
At YMCinema, tracking the cameras behind major film festivals and awards has become a long-standing editorial tradition. Each year, these lists reveal far more than technical preferences. They quietly expose where cinematic confidence truly lives. The 83rd Golden Globe Awards … Continued