formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Western New York is home to the only Refugee Film Festival in the United States. It starts Thursday night with the premiere of ‘Memory Is Our Homeland,’ a film documenting the little-known history of WWII Polish refugees in East Africa. … Continued
Revelations that Canadian director Michelle Latimer’s self-proclaimed Indigenous roots may be nonexistent — an inconvenient truth that led to her film “Inconvenient Indian” being pulled from Sundance — have become a rallying cry for the global Indigenous film collective that … Continued
Campbell High School math teacher Wesley Adkins preaches and teaches problem-based learning. He links his assignments to hands-on experience, like his latest lesson. “This project is really designed to be interdisciplinary to bring kids from all different academies together,” he … Continued
Talks are due to begin with investors and potential commercial tenants as plans take shape for a £4million transformation of Plymouth’s former Millennium nightclub and cinema building into a major music venue. Work has already begun to shore up and … Continued
If you’re ready to start going to the movie theaters again, you might have the theater almost all to yourself in 25 of Oregon’s 36 counties. New guidelines released earlier in the week allow for up to six people to … Continued
A private-equity firm that owns a chunk of AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc.’s bonds is converting them into equity following a remarkable rally in the cinema giant’s stock, as AMC struggles to ward off bankruptcy amid closures of movie theaters during … Continued