formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
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The obscene growth associated with streaming can’t be overestimated. But can it continue? Most give Covid-19 credit for pushing the world’s largest, legacy entertainment giants – – The Walt Disney Company DIS, WarnerMedia and Comcast CMCSA, NBC-Universa UVV – – … Continued
Like every facet of life this year, the coronavirus pandemic has worked itself into the fabric of the film industry like a weed, with movies moving from theatres to digital release, cinemas facing mass closures, and blockbuster giants such as No Time to … Continued
Big screen buffs can now rent Ann Arbor’s State Theatre for family (or pod) movie night. The art deco theater reopened to audiences for private screenings on Monday, based on guidance by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. … Continued
Community Hospital in Long Beach, which has been closed since 2018, was the site of a film production this week angering some residents who feel the facilities could be better used to alleviate local hospitals experiencing dwindling ICU capacity amid … Continued
Filmmaker apologizes for claiming family came from the Quebec Algonquin community. The National Film Board of Canada has pulled a documentary from the slate of the 2021 Sundance Film Festival, after questions surfaced about the filmmaker’s claim to indigenous roots. … Continued
When COVID-19 forced Columbia City’s Ark Lodge Cinemas to shutter their doors in March, the sudden loss in revenue dealt a staggering blow to the South End’s few independent movie theaters. Owner David McRae quickly launched several fundraising strategies, and … Continued