Politics of horror and the cinema
One often talks about the proximity of the movie-watching experience at the cinema and of course the horror cinema with the experience of dreaming. Source: Politics of horror and the cinema – Fırat Yücel – english
The Times Cinema in Milwaukee reopens after more than two years
The Milwaukee Film Festival wrapped up last week, marking the end of its first year back to in-person screenings. For one local theater having film enthusiasts back in the seats, has been a long-time coming. Source: The Times Cinema in … Continued
Cannes Film Festival’s Impact on World Cinema After 75 Years
Not long after attending my first Cannes Film Festival almost 35 years ago, I was still green and naïve enough to ask long-time Cannes attendees why the famed French fest held such a powerful place in the pecking order of … Continued
2022 CINEEUROPE GOLD AWARDS RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED
BRUSSELS, NEW YORK – 11 May 2022: The International Union of Cinemas (UNIC) and the Film Expo Group are delighted to announce the recipients of the 2022 CineEurope Gold Awards, given to cinema professionals in recognition of their outstanding dedication … Continued
The content collapse – unforeseen consequences of the streaming war on theatrical cinema – James Gardiner
This is a special blog post by James Gardiner from Small Cinema Owners, an Australian based organisation. All views expressed are therefore those of the writer. The content collapse – unforeseen consequences of the streaming war on theatrical cinema by James Gardiner … Continued
World’s largest film restoration project commences in India for Rs 363 crore
Union Minister of Information and Broadcasting Anurag Thakur detailed that about 2200 Indian films would undergo restoration under the National Film Heritage Mission. Source: https://www.newindianexpress.com/nation/