formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Perhaps no film critic has been as influential, or as controversial, as Pauline Kael (1919-2001). The short documentary Ed and Pauline (2014) explores Kael’s early writing life by focusing on her successful partnership with – and brief marriage to – … Continued
In the heart of Bradford, UNESCO City of Film, the National Science and Media Museum is home to Pictureville and has a long history of cinema firsts. Source: “The best cinema in the world”: The history of Pictureville | National … Continued
Possessing the filmmaking skills that perfectly toe the line between being a creative visionary and one that sticks to the conventions of modern cinema, New Zealand director Taika Waititi has become something of a false icon for contemporary industry innovation. … Continued
The Berlinale’s World Cinema Fund (WCF) is to provide a combined €344,000 in finance to seven international projects.In its latest funding round, the WCF has recommended production funding for six projects from Burkina Faso, Chile, Egypt, Democratic Republic of Congo, … Continued
The Dalsa Origin made it’s debut at NAB 2003 and it was the first commercially available 4K cinema camera. It was a camera that was far ahead of its time, and promised a revolution in film production. Alas, this was … Continued
We have three major African blockbusters coming this year, continuing the legacy of Black Panther. Source: Are We Witnessing The Rise Of African Cinema?