formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Udo Kier shares why he felt compelled to drop the villain act for a surprisingly sentimental turn in Todd Stephens’ Swan Song. Source: Udo Kier interview: Reflecting on LGBTQ+ community, Swan Song
The last time we checked in with public health experts on whether it would be a good idea to heed Russell Crowe and Christopher Nolan and head out to the cinema, the answer was an unambiguous no. But that was … Continued
Today, most movies are projected digitally. But there’s more to seeing a film projected the old-fashioned way, from a 35mm or 70mm print, than a nostalgic return to the days when movies flickered on theater screens. To learn more, The … Continued
It’s been easy for film fanatics to get behind the recent push for 70mm film projection, what with Quentin Tarantino—one of their own—leading the charge. But now, the aspect ratio snobs in the audience will have a tougher pill to … Continued
It’s a nervy stunt, and there’s something thrilling about trying to suss out the details of the narrative through nothing but body language and context. Source: Review: The Tribe is an audacious experiment in sign-language cinema · Movie Review · … Continued
Last sumer, we reported on a campaign by prominent Hollywood directors like J.J. Abrams, Christopher Nolan, Quentin Tarantino, Judd Apatow, and Martin Scorsese to save 35mm film from the vinegar-scented clutches of technological oblivion. Now, in a testament to the … Continued