formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Lanthimos has always been a director who pioneers new filmmaking techniques. However, “Poor Things” is undoubtedly his most technically advanced and well-written project. The strange subject matter of the plot unfolds while the audience is given never-before-seen visuals to examine … Continued
For his next film, Mann is hinting at going back to his cinematic roots and shooting “Heat 2” in film. That’s what he said last night at a post-screening Q&A for his 1995 classic, “Heat.” Mann hasn’t shot a feature … Continued
Award-winning director Martin Brest returns for the second of a two-part interview on the life and legacy of Charlie Chaplin. Source: Charlie Chaplin’s philosophy of cinema
A man has been arrested after shots were fired at a cinema, a newsagent and a house in Liverpool. The Showcase Cinema in Croxteth was put into lockdown on Wednesday night when a man threatened staff in the foyer before … Continued
John Wick: Chapter 4 is a masterclass in action cinema. Despite being nearly three hours long, the action extravaganza maintains momentum by letting the audience breathe between intense set pieces as we follow Keanu Reeves’ John Wick fighting for survival … Continued
Can you make a movie without any money? Christopher Nolan’ first film, The following, was shot on 16mm using the film equipment he borrowed from the Film Society at his college, UCL. Source: The Stages Of Raindance | Raindance Film … Continued