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From Tiger King to The Serpent, hit TV shows have become cultural currency in an era defined by lockdowns. With millions of Brits forced to stay at home, film and TV has been one of the few avenues for entertainment … Continued
Vue CEO Tim Richards has been appointed as the next chair of the British Film Institute (BFI). The cinema boss, who founded Vue International in 1999, will will take over the role from interim chair and BFI governor Pat Butler, … Continued
Three southern states – Tamil Nadu, Telangana and Karnataka – are now allowing cinema halls to have 100% occupancy. The Union government recently announced that it will allow 100% occupancy in cinema halls. Following this, three southern states – Tamil … Continued
Mel Gibson will appear in a Q&A ahead of a 40th anniversary screening of Peter Weir’s Gallipoli at this year’s Australian International Screen Forum, which aims to connect the Australian and US industries. Source: https://www.if.com.au/australian-international
Restoration of film shot in Vancouver in 1907 offers a rare look back at city. Source:https://www.castanet.net/edition/news-story-324188-3-.htm
‘Prinsipe Teñoso’, a 1954 action and adventure costume drama, was recently restored by ABS-CBN’s Sagip Pelikula efforts. The film was scanned in 4K resolution using its existing 35mm print from legendary studio LVN Pictures, Inc., the film’s producer. Source: https://news.abs-cbn.com/ancx/culture/movies/
After 2020 was declared the Year of Patara, events, organizations and campaigns have stepped up to promote the cultural values of the ancient city located in modern-day Antalya province in southwestern Turkey. Yeliz Gül Ege, the chairperson of Promoting Antalya … Continued
The least we can say is that this “Music” does not soften manners. The first film written and directed by Sia, which was to make the event, caused such a bad buzz that the Australian singer decided to quit Twitter … Continued
By 1990 The Palace Theatre was crumbling; it had no roof, no seats, and had become quite an eyesore in Crossville’s downtown. Hardly the “Jewel of Main Street,” as was its nickname, and 58 years removed from the glittering 1938 … Continued
Maddoke has been screening the film at various sites of the ongoing farmers’ protest. And it is easy to see how readily it segues in with the current struggles, lending the ongoing battles an added note of poignancy as well … Continued