formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
This is an origin story. In June 1896, the Soviet novelist Maxim Gorky, then a 28-year-old reporter, attended an event organised by the Lumiere brothers in the city of Nizhny Novgorod. Gorky was there to see what he and his … Continued
British filmmakers have spent the last decade providing the world of cinema with the most interesting and inventing stories one can find anywhere in the world. Working across a diverse range of genres at an increasingly mercurial rate, the British … Continued
On Sunday night, “Minari,” a film about the pursuit of the Amerian dream, won best foreign language film at the Golden Globe awards. But the category has drawn more attention than the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which decides which movies … Continued
While there are some excellently-made LGBTQ movies, not all of them are the sort of uplifting films that queer people need when we’re struggling with our sexuality or gayness. For example, “Brokeback Mountain” is a masterful, Oscar-winning movie, but it … Continued
“Independence Day” director Roland Emmerich told Insider he doesn’t see the value in Quentin Tarantino’s strict “no phones” policy that he enforces on set. Back in June, “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” star Timothy Olyphant told Rich Eisen’s radio … Continued
There are only a few things that bring people together. Amongst these are cooking, traveling and, possibly most beloved, film. Across languages, cultures, and time, movies have brought people together in ways few other things can. Source: Movies theaters around … Continued