formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Rhode Island Commerce announced the awarding of grants through the state’s hospitality, arts and tourism (HArT) relief program. The awards consisted of $4.7 million to 62 arts and tourism organizations for Engagement, Service, and Resiliency (“ESR”) activities. In addition to ESR funds, … Continued
While kids are on winter break, and new orders from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services allowed movie theaters, bowling alleys and casinos to open starting Dec. 21, 2020, some were waiting it out, while others said they … Continued
Celebration of experimentation does some experimenting of its own. Source: https://www.austinchronicle.com/screens/2020-12-25/pushing-virtual-boundaries-at-the-austin-arthouse-film-festival/
Influential Twin Cities critic, teacher and film enthusiast Al Milgrom leaves behind a powerful legacy after dying at age 98 on Sunday. The founder of the Minneapolis St. Paul Film Society in 1962, Milgrom advocated for the formation of a … Continued
The obscene growth associated with streaming can’t be overestimated. But can it continue? Most give Covid-19 credit for pushing the world’s largest, legacy entertainment giants – – The Walt Disney Company DIS, WarnerMedia and Comcast CMCSA, NBC-Universa UVV – – … Continued
Big screen buffs can now rent Ann Arbor’s State Theatre for family (or pod) movie night. The art deco theater reopened to audiences for private screenings on Monday, based on guidance by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. … Continued