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As well as an impressive projection display on the Spectrum Centre, 10 portraits of local people who fought in World War One are on display in the Somme Memorial Garden. Source: https://www.belfastlive.co.uk/news/belfast-news/shankill-road-remembers-world-war-20203205
Apple Glass may use holograms to make virtual objects appear as if they are in the real world. That’s according to a proposed patent design that would have the holograms projected onto the headset’s lenses to create 3D virtual content … Continued
Ah, Netflix. The streaming service has been responsible for some awesome shows since they began doing original series not that long ago. I’m talking about shows like Stranger Things, Orange Is the New Black, House of Cards and so many … Continued
The newly named Sidney Poitier New American Film School is getting a new director – Dianah Wynter, who has a background in film, theater and television. Wynter, who is currently a professor and chair of the Department of Cinema and … Continued
Historian, broadcaster and filmmaker David Olusoga and BAFTA-nominated director George Amponsah are among a wealth of talent curating a celebration of Black British cinema, the subject of the 2021 Sheffield Doc/Fest retrospective. The program – titled “Films belong to those … Continued
The pandemic put a lot of events that we enjoy each year on hold. But as the vaccine rollout continues, and we transition into a new normal, some events are ready for a comeback. Roswell’s UFO festival is one of … Continued
I have little patience for people protesting that this year’s Oscars are somehow tainted because theaters were mostly shut down and studios shuffled movies out of the season or, I don’t know, they tried watching “Mank” three times but could … Continued
Compiling reviews from IMDb and Metacritic, Stacker composed a list of the 50 best space movies of all time, from classic hits to new releases. Source: https://www.chicagotribune.com/featured/
Alamo Drafthouse was riding high. The Austin, Texas-based theater chain had managed the difficult feat of expanding its footprint nationally, popping up in major metropolises such as New York and Los Angeles without losing its indie spirit. Its unabashed love … Continued
After being rescued from auction earlier this year, Hulme Hippodrome’s doors may soon be open the public once again. Spearheading the project is campaign group, Save Hulme Hippodrome, who have ambitious plans to return the 120 year-old theatre to the … Continued