formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Ahead of a new digital archive of video game history, I got to thinking about how the games, magazines and other material says as much about the player as the games themselves. Source: What video game ephemera tell us about … Continued
The Dutch film industry, often overshadowed by its European counterparts, finds itself at a potential turning point. Industry insiders are vocal about the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, painting a picture of an industry at a crossroads. Source: The … Continued
Daily Telegraph film critic Tim Robey shares an alternative history of Hollywood, through a century of its most notable flops including Dune, Speed 2, Catwoman, and more. Source: Exploring the biggest flops in cinema | WGN-TV
Cinema audiences are increasingly showing an appetite for higher-resolution, higher-quality movies, often with large-format presentations and/or 4D effects. Soon, they will also be exploring AR movie augmentations and an increasing number of film-related experiences as well. Source: NEXT-GENERATION CINEMA: THE … Continued
Corruption, racism, moral decline – these were the themes that American director Sidney Lumet explored in his films. Lumet created entertainment in the first place, but never just entertainment. Lumet’s films are thought provoking examinations of modern society. Source: The … Continued
A century after the publication of the first Surrealist manifesto, the role played by film in the movement is still unfolding. Source: Surrealism in Cinema, 100 Years On – JSTOR Daily