Berkeley’s last movie theater is reinventing itself to survive
Rialto Cinemas in Elmwood is the city’s last remaining commercial movie theater Source: Berkeley’s last movie theater is reinventing itself to survive
The Point multiplex cinema in Milton Keynes avoids demolition
The UK’s first multiplex cinema has avoided demolition after developers’ plans to replace it with flats were refused.Milton Keynes Council voted unanimously to reject a proposal from Galliard Holdings Ltd (GHL) to replace The Point, which showed its last film … Continued
India’s $6 Billion Streaming Sector Is Having Transformative Impact on Film, TV, Talent and Gender
Indian streaming series such as Netflix’s “Heeramandi,” Prime Video’s “Mirzapur” or Disney+ Hotstar’s “Bad Cop,” could soon be more influential than Bollywood. India’s massive population and its embrace of multiple forms of video streaming are having far-reaching implications for the … Continued
Amy Kronish: Bringing Israeli cinema into the limelight
To quote Mexican filmmaker Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, “Cinema is a mirror by which we often see ourselves.” With that in mind, the act of filmmaking can be seen as a way of capturing the spirit and themes of the culture … Continued
Why Malaysian censors cleared sensitive riot drama ‘Snow In Midsummer’
Chong Keat Aun’s award-winning feature is the first local film about Kuala Lumpur’s tragic race riots of May 1969 to secure a release. Source: Why Malaysian censors cleared sensitive riot drama ‘Snow In Midsummer’ (exclusive) | Features | Screen
Green Light Cinema re-builds its business model
Even the biggest flatscreen TV, streaming the biggest movies, can’t compete with the 17-by-6-foot screen at Green Light Cinema in downtown St. Pete. For Americans, however, home streaming has pulled ahead of going out to the movies in the numbers … Continued