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It all began with a wooden-bodied, hand-cranked camera, a Peking Opera star, and a man with a vision named Ren Qingtai. Source: Beijing Fest Screens Classics, Celebrating 120 Years of Chinese Cinema
“We are looking to take minority shares in independent scripted film and TV companies,” says Alexandra Lebret. Source: Why Europe’s Together Fund has raised €58m in venture capital to invest in indie film and TV producers | Features | Screen
Barco was selected to support the Belgium pavilion, and its projectors can also be found in pavilions associated with Algeria, India, Taiwan, Tunisia and at an event pop-up stage. Source: Barco projectors make their mark at Expo 2025 Osaka | … Continued
Frequent Cannes filmmaker says, “First times are always important and they stay with us for the rest of our lives.” Source: Alice Rohrwacher to lead Cannes Caméra d’Or jury | News | Screen
If you are a fan of reality TV dating shows, you will have seen several variations of this plot – it is a well-worn storyline that has played out on the likes of Love Island, Love is Blind and The … Continued
Ballad of Chu, the first indoor immersive performance themed around China’s Jingchu culture, is deploying more than 50 Christie 1DLP projectors for a theatrical production in Wuhan, China. Source: More than 50 Christie projectors celebrate Jingchu culture | AV Magazine