formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Shirley Clarke, one of the crucial modern American filmmakers, would have celebrated her centenary on Wednesday. (She died in 1997.) She made three feature films in the nineteen-sixties—“The Connection” (1961), “The Cool World” (1964), and “Portrait of Jason” (1967)—each of … Continued
Tens of thousands of village children, many of them new to movies on the big screen, recently enjoyed watching an open-air film as part of a festival in eastern and southeastern Turkey. In the festival, 30,000 children had open-air cinema … Continued
A DAIRY farm has been given permission to host an open air cinema and live music as well as sell alcohol despite objections from concerned neighbours. Churchfields Farm wanted to update its licence so it could host a twice-yearly open … Continued
Bletchley Park, a mansion estate in the town of Bletchley near Milton Keynes, has a place in history for its breakthroughs in codebreaking and information technology during the Second World War. An impressive 10,000 men and women worked in the … Continued
Netherlands King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima on Wednesday evening visited the Gateway of India, the iconic city landmark that was illuminated with a special Dutch theme to welcome the royal couple and mark the long-standing friendship between the two countries. … Continued
National Theatre Live has filmed nearly eight dozen theatrical productions over the last decade, bringing theater to the cinema using top technologies and talents in the videography space. This month, on the eve of its 10th anniversary, its production of … Continued