formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Cindy Amass and Jacqueline Cox told to ‘laugh on the inside’ by management of Vue Islington before being asked to leave screening, along with two men from a separate party Source: Absolutely Fabulous audience members ejected from cinema for laughing … Continued
Good news, Australia. Secret Cinema is coming to our shores. Over the past decade the company has been entertaining Londoners with film screenings of cult classics such as Back to the Future and Star Wars – jacked up with interactive … Continued
As film gives way to digital, Richard Nicholson gained access to an endangered habitat where most cinema-goers never venture – the projection box – to document the people who make the movies move Source: Keeping it reel: the dying art … Continued
The Royal Photography Society collection’s move from the National Media Museum to the V&A is a triumph of metropolitanism. So much for the northern powerhouse Source: Why must a Bradford museum lose its treasures to London? | Sam Jordison | … Continued
The Sherlock Christmas special, The Abominable Bride, has rocketed to fifth place at the US box office despite a limited release, with total international cinema sales exceeding $30m (£21m). Source: Sherlock: The Abominable Bride cinema sales top £21m worldwide | … Continued
Tarantino and Spielberg love the format, and have raised the profile of the new design – but the relaunch of analogue technology is more than a marketing ploy Source: The return of Super 8: why Kodak’s rebooted old-school camera could … Continued