formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is expected to announce Monday that Jacqueline Stewart will be its chief artistic and programming officer, overseeing exhibitions, programming and education. Stewart is a prominent film historian, scholar and archivist who teaches American film history at the … Continued
The list of people in the creative community attaching their names to an urgent appeal to Congress on behalf of movie theaters has grown to 120 names. (See the full list below.) Talent initially joined with the Directors Guild of America, the … Continued
Twenty-three moviegoers filed into the State Theatre in Washington, Iowa, on Oct. 2 — hardly a crowd, but one of the busier Friday nights the cinema has had since reopening in late May. Ushers in masks escorted the guests to … Continued
The seats have been empty at Alpine Cinema and the rest of the movie theaters in New York since March. On Friday, some in the state will be cleared by the governor to reopen at 25% capacity. That does not … Continued
The show must go on. The Philadelphia Film Festival is committed to delivering award-winning, international cinema to viewers for their 29th year. We spoke with J. Andrew Greenblatt, CEO and executive director of the Philadelphia Film Festival, about this year’s … Continued
Bay Ridge’s sole remaining movie theater plans to celebrate its centennial next year with a look back and a look forward. Alpine Cinema, which opened in June 1921, was forced to temporarily shut its doors in March due to the … Continued