formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
MUMBAI: Long before Facebook became the space for people to share their special moments, George Eastman had, in 1888, introduced the Kodak moment when he put the first simple camera in people’s hands and introduced the first commercial transparent film … Continued
There are many ways to spend an Easter weekend. Celebrated director Christopher Nolan chose to endure the heat and dust of Mumbai, talking up the cause of celluloid and photochemical film. Source: Christopher Nolan’s celluloid cinema dream: ‘Film is here … Continued
The festival will be getting the world premiere of the unrestored 70mm print of the 1968 masterpiece. Source: Christopher Nolan to Present ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ in Cannes for Film’s 50th Anniversary | Hollywood Reporter
To the delight of celluloid fans, Warner Bros.’ Ready Player One is getting a 70mm film release on 22 screens in North America — among them, Los Angeles’ The Landmark Theatre at the Westside Pavilion, Seattle’s Cinerama and various sites in New York. … Continued
A day in the life of Mike Katz, the last of a dying breed—much to the chagrin of a new generation of finicky, 70mm-loving auteurs. Source: For Old-School Film Projectionists, the Pictures Never Got Small | Vanity Fair
On the third floor of his mansion in Rochester, NY, George Eastman, founder of Kodak and inventor of motion picture film, had a screen that pulled down from the ceiling. He used it to show movies to friends. Source: Kodak … Continued