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Almost a century ago Belfast had a booming cinema scene. Now its rich cinematic history has been confined to memory and to the city hall. “Belfast has had a love affair with cinema ever since cinema first arrived here in … Continued
This fabulous vintage view shows the splendid Art Deco cinema which once graced the village of Oadby. Located In London Road, the Oadby opened in 1937. It was operated by George and Milford Cockroft, who also owned the Fosse cinema … Continued
The best screen achievements of the decade came from unlikely places The ‘best’ in any year with regard to film does not imply noteworthy work any longer, even at the global level. There has been a decline in the quality … Continued
Police have confirmed a shooting occurred near the Chanhassen Cinema late Thursday night. According to the Carver County Sheriff’s Office, a 911 call came in at about 10:30 p.m. Thursday, reporting a shooting in the area of the theater. Upon … Continued
A Plum Island man will complete what he considers his “three-part pilgrimage” into the life of novelist Herman Melville at the 24th annual Moby-Dick Marathon this weekend in New Bedford. Jack Garvey, a projectionist at The Screening Room and contributing … Continued
Electric Playhouse, The City of Albuquerque and Epson will sponsor Albuquerque, N.M.’s first citywide projection-mapping event, Lighten Up Albuquerque, from Jan. 3 to Feb. 1. “As the light returns and as new year hopes, resolutions and dreams shine, Albuquerque is … Continued
If any period was game-changing in our business, it was the second decade of the 21st century. Let’s start with the obvious. We now shoot movies on stills cameras Amazingly, it was only just before the start of the decade … Continued
Aspiring screenwriters could be forgiven for feeling a stab of envy at the ease with which Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss managed to get their new big-budget BBC1 version of Dracula off the ground. “It started as a joke,” says … Continued