formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
First released in November 1969, Ken Loach’s social-realist tale of a boy who adopts a kestrel still resonates and has become a timeless classic of British cinema. Source: https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20241114-why-the-bleak-and-poignant-kes-is-britains-greatest-coming-of-age-story
As Hollywood faces its greatest challenge to date—an audience drawn to streaming and empowered by ever-advancing technology—the cinematic landscape is undergoing a transformation unlike anything in its history. Artificial Intelligence (AI), democratized production tools, and ethical concerns over the nature … Continued
With players caring less about advanced graphics and high-spec systems, the industry battleground is shifting away from hardware. Source: Pushing Buttons: Is there even any point in making more powerful games consoles? | Games | The Guardian
Several high-profile cinema closures have sparked discussion online about the future of cinemas in Singapore. This was not helped by poor attendances after the Covid-19 pandemic. The cost of ticket prices mixed with the affordability and convenience of streaming services … Continued
In a variety of ways, films have made an impact on us as people, for the better and the worse; let’s take a look at just how Cinema has exactly influenced us. Source: The Greatness of Cinema – Cinema’s Powerful … Continued
Celebrated Czech novelist Franz Kafka inspired a host of movies with themes of angst and absurdity set to screen as part of a KVIFF retrospective. Source: Orson Welles Stephen Soderbergh: Karlovy Vary Curators Hollywood’s “Kafkaesque” Cinema