formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
In the modern age, we have seen many different forms of clashes between filmmakers and technology – particularly in the realm of presentation. It started, of course, as theaters started using digital projectors instead of actual film, and during the … Continued
AMC Theatres has become the first U.S. exhibitor to launch its own streaming platform, extending its reach to moviegoers into the home entertainment space. The service, AMC Theatres On Demand, allows members of the circuit’s loyalty program, AMC Stubs, to … Continued
For The Irishman, Robert De Niro’s latest mobster drama with his longtime collaborator, Martin Scorsese, the actor had to play a character whose life plays out on screen through all the different stages of his storied and brutal career. While the Hollywood of … Continued
The San Francisco Silent Film Festival’s imminent premiere of its newly restored 1915 two-reeler Jane’s Declaration of Independence has been booked solid for weeks. You might still snag a spot on the waiting list, though, for the Oct. 19 show … Continued
Cinionic, the cinema market leader that illuminates more than half of the world’s movie theaters, announces a strategic relationship with National Amusements, a global leader in the motion picture exhibition industry. Cinionic will help transform its flagship multiplex, Showcase Cinema … Continued
Shirley Clarke, one of the crucial modern American filmmakers, would have celebrated her centenary on Wednesday. (She died in 1997.) She made three feature films in the nineteen-sixties—“The Connection” (1961), “The Cool World” (1964), and “Portrait of Jason” (1967)—each of … Continued