formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Film New Europe continues to invite leaders of innovative AV projects to share their projects directly with its readers. Today, our guests are Marco Moretti and Antonio Emmanouilidis, who write about Cabiria, which is not only the title of the … Continued
It can seem like awards ceremonies are given an inordinate amount of importance. Not only do critics, every now and then, disregard a compelling work of fiction, but the entire endeavour also begs the question: what is the purpose of … Continued
Upcoming critic Jordan King on how it seems the film industry – in some quarters at least – can’t wait to do things the old way again.Over the last couple of weeks, a long overdue reckoning has begun to be … Continued
Work is about to begin on a new cinema in Northallerton on the site of the old prison. The new cinema, which will be open every day, will have four screens with a total of 276 seats, showing mainstream, classic … Continued
Film Pittsburgh will present the 10th annual Robinson International Short Film Competition, Aug. 24 at the Carnegie Museum of Art.The competition is open to independent filmmakers whose short work illuminates the Jewish experience. Source: Robinson International Short Film Competition makes … Continued
A sign things are changing in one South Side neighborhood. A year and a half after the pandemic shut it down, a movie complex in Chatham is back open. Fourteen screens, 1,300 seats but much more than a multiplex here … Continued