formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Long-awaited plans to replace a historic seafront cinema with a new two-screen auditorium do not include enough seats, campaigners say. Developers want to knock down The Regent in Deal to make way for a 51-seater facility and a second “more … Continued
Afghan filmmaker Shahrbanoo Sadat has secured German financing for “No Good Men,” with Berlin-based Amerikafilm joining the director’s long-gestating romantic comedy set inside a Kabul newsroom during the democratic era, before the Taliban returned to power in 2021. Source: Shahrbanoo … Continued
The Courtauld Gallery at Somerset House has reopened to the public after a fire in the building, but the rest of the landmark remains closed “until further notice”. About 125 firefighters were called to tackle the blaze as smoke billowed … Continued
Tickets at participating cinemas across the UK will be priced from £4. Source: UK’s National Cinema Day returns on August 31 | News | Screen
Notting Hill carnival epitomises the success of Britain’s multiculturalism, especially in light of recent race tensions. Through portraits, interviews and scenes from Europe’s largest street festival, the photographer Ollie Tikare showcases how the event unites diverse communities and embodies the … Continued
Media regulator Ofcom has decided not to investigate more than 3,600 complaints about issues including bullying and racism on the latest series of ITV’s Love Island.The watchdog received 3,645 complaints across the series, which ran in June and July.About half … Continued