formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Throughout his career, Ebert maintained that the greatest film he had ever seen was Orson Welles’ magnum opus. He reflected: “Reading the many accounts of Citizen Kane is a little like seeing the movie: The witnesses all have opinions, but … Continued
Created by Anagram and co-produced by Floreal Films, Goliath follows the titular character who finds solace in multiplayer videogames after spending years in psychiatric institutions. Swinton narrates the piece as a character called Echo. The experience focuses on the topic … Continued
The British Film Institute (BFI) and The Open University (OU) are delighted to announce a new partnership, with the first offering being three stand-alone short courses aimed at those with a keen interest in film and the media: Reading the … Continued
Suffolk County is hosting a series of free movie nights at its parks for residents this September. The County announced that all ages are welcome to enjoy the movies, which will be shown either at Lake Ronkonkoma County Park or … Continued
After 17 years of outdoor screenings, Slab Cinema is welcoming cinephiles to its first indoor theater space. Source: Slab Cinema breathes new life into San Antonio film-revival scene with newly opened Art House at Blue Star | kens5.com
The initial teaser for Netflix’s queer animated spy comedy Q-Force hit YouTube, the outrage was immediate and overwhelming. One commenter called the trailer “a 55-second slur.” It’s easy to see why: The damn thing starts with one character shouting “Hey, … Continued