formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
As Hollywood descends on the Royal Opera House in London for this year’s Baftas, British filmmakers are already toasting a phenomenal year. Paddington Bear has charmed audiences across the world, taking £131m at the box office so far. Enjoyed by … Continued
Theatre review Live animation, you say? Having done my dues inbetweening on the Care Bears and Tales from the Crypt Keeper back in the 1990s at Nelvana, I was doubtful this cross-over was even possible. Yet, on leaving the Battersea … Continued
GLASGOW’S network of movie house landmarks gives a fascinating insight into the city’s social history and its love of film, writes Alistair Harkness via Glasgow’s history traced through its old cinemas – The Scotsman.
Last sumer, we reported on a campaign by prominent Hollywood directors like J.J. Abrams, Christopher Nolan, Quentin Tarantino, Judd Apatow, and Martin Scorsese to save 35mm film from the vinegar-scented clutches of technological oblivion. Now, in a testament to the … Continued
The thing that strikes you most powerfully while watching Selma, a compelling new biopic of Martin Luther King Jr., is how very recently it was considered alright to ban African-Americans from all the best bars and restaurants, stop them from … Continued
Digital Cinema Media (DCM) has partnered with BAFTA to promote Sunday’s awards presentation through its Cinime app. via BAFTA utilises DCM’s Cinime app to promote this year’s awards | The Drum.