formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Early Women Filmmakers: An International Anthology, released by Blackhawk Films and Flicker Alley, brings together the work of 14 early women filmmakers (1902-1943). In doing so, the three-disc collection reveals the important contributions that these women, some of whom have … Continued
Few if any processing labs offer 35mm projection capabilities. For those still working with film, it’s become more and more difficult to screen test footage and compare the quality of prints. Source: Split Screen: Dolby 24 allows side-by-side comparisons of … Continued
Films will be shown from the old Gaumont Cinema in Wednesbury for the first time in 40 years, as exciting plans to bring the building back to its former glory were revealed. Source: Historic Gaumont Cinema turned bingo club to … Continued
Film Journal International recently spoke with senior executives from leading companies at the forefront of helping drive worldwide adoption of laser projection and further enhancing the quality of images we are (and will be) seeing on the big screen today…and no … Continued
A DATE has been set for the final film showing at York’s Reel Cinema.As previously reported, bosses at the cinema in Blossom Street announced it would be converted into an Everyman theatre – the upmarket cinema chain’s latest venue, following … Continued
ROME — When a bunch of teenagers occupied a 1950s movie theater at risk of demolition in Rome’s fashionable Trastevere neighborhood five years ago, it could have become the umpteenth example of generational muscle-flexing, destined to sputter. Source: An Old … Continued