formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The commune of Vitry-sur-Seine, in the Paris Region, hosted today the inauguration of the second edition of the Cuban Film Festival, which organizers considered a cultural bridge between both countries. In the installation of the event scheduled until June 22 … Continued
The National Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC) will grant its Titon Award on Tuesday to Bolivian filmmaker Jorge Sanjines, one of the references of Latin American cinema, the organization confirmed on Monday on its social networks. Source: … Continued
Take two steps into a small movie theater on Askew Avenue called Selva de los Relojes (The Jungle of Clocks) and owner Yosmel Serrano makes it feel like home. Salsa music pulses and booms in the background as Serrano, a … Continued
When I go to the cinema lately, I’ll admit, it does feel nostalgic, almost as if I’m doing something like they did “in the old days”– and my local cinema isn’t even a charming independent one. Should we blame it on Netflix? … Continued
Have you ever thought about how a film gets projected onto the screen at your favorite theaters? Meet Pablo Blanco, film projectionist for the Coral Gables Art Cinema, who shares with us the love of film stock from boyhood in … Continued