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The African Diaspora International Film Festival will kick off its 30th anniversary season, NYADIFF 2022, on Friday, November 25. Running through December 11, this year’s festival opens with Senuwell Smith and Rodrick F. Wimberly’s “The Woodstock of House,” which celebrates … Continued

Based in a refurbished former Gaumont cinema in high-deprivation North Liverpool, Liverpool Lighthouse are a registered charity working with the local community to create thriving communities of people living more fulfilled lives Source: LIVERPOOL LIGHTHOUSE BRINGS COMMUNITY CINEMA BACK TO … Continued

Straub, who has died at the age of 89, was, together with his wife Danièle Huillet, one of the most radical and incendiary of political filmmakers in post-war Germany, Italy and France. Source: Jean-Marie Straub obituary: French filmmaker who reshaped … Continued

Before we proceed, let me just mention that James Cameron once gave Guillermo del Toro a million dollars to pay the ransom after Mexican hoodlums kidnapped del Toro’s father.Okay, on with the show.Producer Jon Landau confirmed today that “Avatar: The … Continued

It used to be everywhere. James Cameron’s “Avatar” boosted the 3D market for a period of time, until it lost all steam, due to an incalculable amount of films trying to take advantage of the fad by upgrading their non-3D … Continued

Steven Spielberg reconnects with his 1950s childhood as an aspiring filmmaker, a career first for the 75-year-old director. Source: ‘The Fabelmans’ is more than a love letter to cinema – Annenberg Media