formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Malaysian social drama “Abang Adik” was named best film and winner of the Golden Mulberry prize on Sunday at the Far East Film Festival in Italy’s Udine. Source: Udine: Malaysia’s ‘Abang Adik’ Wins Far East Film Festival Prize – Variety
“It’s so important for us to have our own style of filmmaking and storytelling, the language gives us a vehicle to do that”. Source: Belfast director on the rise of Irish language in industry as short film takes off – … Continued
Jeffrey Dunn was 12 years old when he first walked into the Thomaston Opera House, and he loved it. Now, 31 years later, he loves it still. As its executive director, he soon will oversee a $7.5 million renovation and … Continued
The Argentina-Chile coproduction “The Punishment,” directed by Matias Bize, was named best feature over the weekend at the close of the Beijing International Film Festival. Source: Beijing Film Festival Winners: ‘The Punishment’ and ‘Shadowless Tower’ – Variety
The theatre, now closed, began its life as the Gaiety for the upper crust of Bombay to see plays. Source: Reverse Orientalism, Slander and the Origins of Bombay’s Once Fashionable Capitol Cinema
The fate of the Castro Theater is the most significant debate in San Francisco nightlife right now. Berkeley promoter Another Planet Entertainment continues its quest to renovate the theater and install a motorized raked flooring setup that it says will … Continued