formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
In their first feature-length documentary, Waking Hours [+], Federico Cammarata and Filippo Foscarini are surrounded by forest. In the absolute darkness, different shapes start to appear. Some of them belong to smugglers, patiently waiting for another group of Afghan “passengers” … Continued
The late Giorgio Armani’s bond with cinema was a lifelong dialogue between fashion and storytelling. Over five decades, the Italian designer redefined how elegance and power were portrayed on screen, lending his touch to more than 200 films. Source: Giorgio … Continued
He was not a saint, though they tried to martyr him. He was not a prophet, though his films now feel like prophecy. Pier Paolo Pasolini exists at a rupture point in cinema history – a filmmaker who could not … Continued
With new album Man’s Best Friend, Sabrina Carpenter has sparked controversy that is reminiscent of the outrage over Madonna. Thirty years on, has anything changed for female pop stars? Source: Sabrina Carpenter to Taylor Swift: Why female pop stars embracing … Continued
Netflix asks every production partner to tell their Netflix contact about any planned AI use. Low risk uses that follow the rules usually do not need legal review. If AI outputs appear in final deliverables, or touch talent likeness, personal … Continued
Robert Colquhoun and Bobby MacBryde were once the golden boys of London’s art scene – photographed in Vogue, filmed by Ken Russell and lauded by Francis Bacon. So why did they vanish into obscurity? Source: ‘They had everything, then nothing’: … Continued