formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The work of a pioneering celebrity photographer shines a spotlight on the iconic era. Source: Relive the Glamour of Hollywood’s Golden Age With These Photos | Smithsonian Voices | Office of the Secretary of the Smithsonian Smithsonian Magazine
The Brattle Theater celebrated Valentine’s Day with an annual 35 mm screening of the timeless 1942 film “Casablanca” on Feb. 14. Out of all the theaters in all the world, “Casablanca” showed up in our local one — and the … Continued
Production company Carolco Pictures was already facing financial difficulties, forcing them into the position of funding either Crusade or Cutthroat Island. Ironically, Verhoeven was offered the chance to direct the latter, but he told Variety his passion project was always … Continued
The beautiful theatre has yet to receive its premiere, and judging from its appearance, it is unlikely to ever get one. The relentlessly howling winds of the desert cut sharply through the 700 weathered seats of the End of the … Continued
All the planning and money in the world can go down the drain if a presumed blockbuster isn’t filmed or cast quite right. Thankfully, these films were willing to go back to the drawing board to make cinema history… Source: … Continued
A new exhibition at the Detroit Institute of Arts explores the trailblazing Black artists who overcame discrimination and prejudice to make their mark on film history. Source: See Long-Lost Artifacts From Early Black Cinema | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine