formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
At 6:30 am, Nov. 9, 1989, Christine Weigand’s alarm rang in Köpenick, a peripheral neighborhood of East Berlin. She woke up with a cold on the dark and rainy morning, but there was no time to take it easy. Coming … Continued
Neither rain nor snow kept audiences from turning out in droves to support the 2019 Milwaukee Film Festival. Milwaukee Film recently announced a record attendance for the 15-day Festival, with 87,618 members of the public taking part in films, forums, … Continued
Bow Tie Cinemas is aiming to fill the house at its newly renovated downtown theater at 118 Summer St. — one that looks much different than it did a few months ago. As it finishes up the refurbishment of the … Continued
Jason Silverman didn’t have the geeky childhood one normally associates with a future film programmer. The director of Santa Fe’s CCA Cinematheque didn’t sit at home alone watching “Citizen Kane” for the umpteenth time or deconstruct the runaway baby carriage … Continued
People are soon expected to move into an 83-bed care home featuring a cinema room built on a former pub site. Developed on the site once occupied by the Clifton Bridge Inn, Brookthorpe Way, Sliverdale, Wilford View has created around … Continued
t’s official folks. Last week, “Joker” went wild, grossing over $900 million worldwide. That’s no laughing matter. It’s enough to make “Joker” the highest-grossing R-rated movie in history. It’s especially impressive when you consider that it didn’t receive a release … Continued