Analogue evil: why today’s horror film-makers are obsessed with obsolete tech
From Obsession to Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, a new wave of movies are ditching minimalism for retro settings. Source: The Guardian,
Haugesund unveils the programme for the 54th Norwegian International Film Festival
Erik Poppe’s Beloved will open this year’s edition, which will showcase a selection of Norwegian productions alongside acclaimed titles from Cannes and Berlin. Source: CineEuropa
The Jordanian‑Swedish producer changing who gets to tell European cinema’s stories
From Tarik Saleh’s award‑winning Cairo thrillers to a new Palestinian tragicomedy, Linda Mutawi’s cross‑cultural approach has made her one of the most in‑demand producers in Nordic cinema. Source: Hyphen Online
Take a Look at What Is Believed to Be the First Projection-Mapped Film
Director John Franklin Rinehart recently created a new, narrative film that’s projected twice a day against the large exteriors of the museum. The live-action projection-mapping film Texas Legacy in Lights was captured with Blackmagic URSA Cine 12K LF and Blackmagic … Continued
Birmingham director’s self-made film among most watched
A director says it is “amazing” to see his independent film which took five years to make reach a streaming service’s top 10 within days of its release. Source: BBC
Barco projection powers storytelling at ALEM AI, Kazakhstan
Envisaged as a fully interactive environment, ALEM AI includes art installations, an immersive cinema, an interactive exhibition on the history of AI, and robotics zones within its multifunctional exhibition and demonstration space. Source: Blooloop