formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Last month film scholar Kelli Marshall was ready to launch her new business Chicago Movie Tours. “I had a tour lined up for April 5 at the Old Joliet Prison and it was actually sold out,” she said. “But then the … Continued
My history with the Odeon goes way back to when I used to work at El Teddy’s (a few blocks north on West Broadway) while I was still dancing. It was the late 1980s and TribeCa was still fairly deserted. … Continued
The academy shouldn’t, either. The art of filmmaking will survive change. One of the most acclaimed movies of all time, David Lean’s “Lawrence of Arabia,” is a poem to the ever-changing desert sandscape, shot with panoramic cameras on unusually wide … Continued
As COVID-19 has limited restaurant and commercial services — it has also limited the garbage generated by those services. That is leading to increased “unusual an aggressive” behavior in rodents who rely on that garbage for food, according to new information regarding … Continued
While some of the big theaters might not be opening up just yet, a small movie theater in Wynne opened their doors this week after the COVID-19 shutdown. The Wynne Twin Cinema is one of just a few small theaters … Continued
It has been a cornerstone of the town’s arts scene and a key part of the business community since 2006, poised near the intersection of Amity and Pleasant streets in the heart of downtown. The Amherst Cinema also has become … Continued