formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
When reality TV stars file legal complaints about their treatment, there’s one kind of backlash viewers can depend on: eye-rolling fans flooding the comments to say that these cast members knew what they were getting into. “You’ve seen the show … Continued
Explore the diverse and vibrant lineup of Irish women-led short films at the St. Brigid’s Day Festival, featuring Laura Whitmore’s poignant debut ‘Sadhbh’. Delve into themes of motherhood, societal expectations, and the evolving role of Irish women in cinema. Source: … Continued
Denis Villeneuve is busy these days. His film, “Dune: Part Two,” just opened in the US, with a $190 million budget, ensemble cast of stars and loyal following of the franchise. It’s already one of the most talked-about films of … Continued
A proposed bi-partisan bill focused on the establishment of a State Film Office and tax incentives for film and television production in Wisconsin is heavily supported by the Peck School of the Arts. The bill would be game-changing for the … Continued
From the Dune films to the new adaptation of hit musical Wicked, the trend is for big movies to be split into two instalments to tell their story. But is this what fans really want? Source: Dune Part Two: Are … Continued
The German actress Sandra Hüller has an Oscar nomination for her blistering performance in Anatomy of a Fall. The film’s viral moment could make her a contender for the top prize. Source: Sandra Hüller on Anatomy of a Fall: This … Continued