formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Mohsen Makhmalbaf, the Iranian auteur who is a leading voice in art house film, says independent cinema is dying in the era of streaming video. Makhmalbaf, director of Cannes prize winner “Kandahar,” Sitges and Tokyo winner “Gabbeh” and Venice winner … Continued
Pat Collins turns his gaze on dance and theatre troupe Teac Damsa in this fragmentary but inventive documentary. Source: The Dance review – emotional study of Irish performers’ work in progress | Film | The Guardian
Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Buster Keaton, and Douglas Fairbanks will all return to the Hippodrome screen, as well as Lon Chaney, Joan Crawford, Gloria Swanson and more. The big names won’t be restricted to the screen at this year’s festival, … Continued
The “B” in LGBTQ+ has long been a subject of the Queer community often stuck between a rock and a hard place. Being bi has often brought out tired labels and stereotypes such as it being “just a phase,” a … Continued
With its newest selection, Atlas 1948 Cinema will take viewers on an enchanted journey into the fantasy world of director Hayao Miyazaki amid the theater’s historical atmosphere and renewed digital infrastructure Source: Atlas Cinema to bring magical world of Miyazaki … Continued
The nominations for the 94th Academy Awards were announced Tuesday and included films in a wide range of genres. “The Power of the Dog” led among nominated films with 12 nods. The drama’s director, Jane Campion, made history by becoming … Continued