formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The close of the 1960s brought messages about powerful change, social justice, and community pride, urgent missives that flowed through a host of art-strong happenings that were important at the time and have only grown more hallowed, and celebrated, since … Continued
Nestled in the Oregon District of downtown Dayton stands The Neon, a unique art-house cinema with a rich history and a mission to promote meaningful conversations. Manager Jonathan McNeal fell in love with the theater nearly two decades ago. He … Continued
We all know about restaurant week, fashion week, there’s even shark week, but for the first time ever the nation is celebrating cinema week. Moviegoers are excited to have major box office films return to the big screens. According to … Continued
It was December 1996, just before Christmas, and projectionist Doug Hagen had just started playing “The Preacher’s Wife” at the Jackson Hole Twin Cinema. But when he went downstairs he found a woman in the last row, feverishly searching for … Continued
Peter Grendle’s love for Santa Fe has grown immensely in a decade and a half in the city. With his recent appointment as theater director at the Center for Contemporary Arts, he has found his home. Source: https://news.yahoo.com/theater
Trailered.com, a web-app search tool for all films showing in theaters nationwide, announced today the launch of its dedicated webpage in support of the inaugural Cinema Week, a six-day nationwide event taking place June 22-27, designed to energize moviegoers and … Continued