formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) this week launched its mobile cinema caravan CinemArena which will tour across West Africa for five months highlighting the risks of irregular migration. The caravan started its regional tour in Tambacounda, Southern Senegal, one … Continued
Murray Forrest has received the Society of Australian Cinema Pioneers’ inaugural Humanitarian Award, recognising his long commitment to the Motion Picture Industry Benevolent Society (MPIBS). The former head of film processing labs Atlab and Colorfilm, Forrest has served as chairman … Continued
A much-anticipated cinema that has risen from the ashes of an old Red Hill skate arena burnt by fire in 2002 is finally about to open. Brisbane cinema brothers Peter and Stephen Sourris, who have been restoring the site for … Continued
When Hallmark Channel contacted American Cinema Intl. president Chevonne O’Shaughnessy about producing a movie set in the Amish community, she immediately sent an outline for one. ACI had already produced three Amish-themed movies for other outlets, so she figured she’d … Continued
Rapman’s poignant film exposes the poverty, inequality and racism that contribute to gang warfare. On Saturday evening, a fight broke out at the Vue cinema at the StarCity complex in north Birmingham. It was claimed that it had started at … Continued
‘The Irishman’ and ‘Marriage Story’ are Oscar-worthy films that screened in theaters first. That sounds familiar. There were supposed to be newspapers and phone booths in the downstairs lobby of the Belasco Theatre, the 112-year-old Broadway showplace on West 44th … Continued