formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The Houston Cinema Arts Festival, now running in theaters from Nov. 10 to 17, is a celebration of both the global and local film communities, highlighting trailblazing documentaries, outsider narratives and innovative short films. In a film landscape typically defined … Continued
The three films, the classic, taut first film, its prequel and a third that fluctuates between the immediate past and the future, revitalized Hong Kong crime drama with bold filmmaking by directors Andrew Lau Wai-keung and Alan Mak, with Mak … Continued
Moviemaking is joyful — and hard. Things go wrong at every level, no matter who you are. But from getting more beautiful images to perfecting the post process, the following products and services can make your filmmaking experience far less … Continued
Contemporary film composers are digging into what it means to write music in the digital age. With digital audio workstations, analog and electronic synthesizers as well as sample libraries at their disposal, an increasing number of composers are experimenting with … Continued
Shortly before settling into “The Novelist’s Film,” a tense, absorbing and finally enchanting new movie written and directed by Hong Sang-soo, I couldn’t help but cycle through a flurry of familiar questions: Will this one be in color or black-and-white? … Continued
The theatrical adaptation of the 1960 classic Hindi film ‘Mughal-eAzam’ is back on stage once again. Director by one of India’s most prominent theatre directors Feroz Abbas Khan, ‘Mughal-e-Azam’ the musical is in its 18th season. Source: Interview: Feroz Abbaas … Continued