formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Marking its 17th edition this year, the Museum of Modern Art’s To Save and Project festival celebrates newly preserved and restored films, both from the museum’s collection and other archives and distributors from around the world. This year’s slate included … Continued
The Berlinale Classics section, curated by Rainer Rother, will salute “100 years of Fellini” with Il bidone (The Swindle), and will show two of the earliest narrative films about the Holocaust, Ostatni etap (The Last Stage) and Daleká cesta (Distant … Continued
Greg Miller restores old film, often at the request of families whose loved ones have died and left behind rolls of undeveloped canisters. His company Film Rescue International has also worked with presidential libraries and celebrities. Whether the images are … Continued
On a fateful day in 1969, a group of Trinity College students who loved movies met with a United Artists executive and asked him if he would let them show a double feature of Alice’s Restaurant and Yellow Submarine at … Continued
Inward investment in UK film and TV shows reached £1.36bn in the opening nine months of last year, according to figures from the British Film Institute. It represented a £160m increase on the same period in 2018. By comparison, spending … Continued
The U.K. Parliament on Wednesday evening passed legislation paving the way for the country to leave the European Union on Jan. 31, 2020. The impact of Brexit on the film and TV industry is expected to be minimal, at least … Continued