formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Articles originating in the United Kingdom
There can’t be many people in the film business in London with more going on than Gerry Cottle Jr. Gerry’s the guy who founded Rooftop Film Club, which spawned the Drive-In Film Club. Which gave birth to the Underground Film … Continued
You could be forgiven for thinking Britain’s cinema industry is in terminal decline. A combination of online streaming, uninspiring blockbusters and the rising popularity of TV boxsets might be an indicator that a trip to the flicks will soon be … Continued
Drive-in cinema is a slice of Americana that has never got out of first gear in the UK.Our experience of catching a film on the big screen from the front seats of the car is limited to pop culture references … Continued
Think most independent cinema exists in London? Is Manchester a mecca for all things indie? What’s the cinema scene like in Northern Ireland? Popcorn and Projector have been number crunching all weekend in an attempt to answer all these questions, … Continued
A unique museum, exhibition and art deco cinema are in urgent need of a new home. Source: ‘Deep concern’ about museum – Milton Keynes Citizen
Until recently, cinema projectionists were like silent magicians conjuring new worlds out of the popcorn-scented darkness. Sadly, new technology has rendered the old ways obsolete as shown in these two London Shorts: Way Of The Dodo by Liam Saint-Pierre and Facts … Continued