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Rintu Thomas and Sushmit Ghosh’s debut feature “Writing With Fire,” the only Indian film in the Sundance world cinema documentary competition, shines a light on a unique, women-only news collective in small-town northern India. The documentary follows the women behind news organization Khabar Lahariya as they … Continued
For the past two years, the Oscar race for international feature hasn’t been a race at all. With Mexico’s “Roma” and South Korea’s “Parasite” heavyweight contenders for best picture, the lower-profile award became a done deal. Disappointingly, early buzz doesn’t … Continued
Since taking over as the film festival’s director, Tabitha Jackson has had to figure out how to hold a cinema showcase during a pandemic. Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/27/business/media/tabitha-jackson-sundance-film-festival.html Source:
The mixed-use building at 633-647 Old Post Road in Bedford that houses the Bedford Playhouse and Clive Davis Arts Center is being shopped for sale and the nonprofit that operates the arts center is studying whether it can find a … Continued
Box office in Australia fell by 69% in 2020 as the coronavirus outbreak forced cinema closures, capacity restrictions, the postponement of film releases and public health concerns about attending theatres. Data published on Thursday by the Motion Picture Distributors Association … Continued
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The independent cinema model is resilient and offers experiences that aren’t available anywhere else. For instance, Vancouver’s Pacific Cinematheque noted in a December CBC article, “[We aren’t] going anywhere … the types of films The Cinematheque offers, from directors like … Continued
COVID-19 restrictions that have been keeping people safe and healthy have also prevented many arts and culture activities from taking place. To help organizations adapt and maintain their operations through this difficult time, the province is awarding $2.1 million in … Continued
With the COVID-19 spread easing across the country over the past four months, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has removed the 50 per cent restriction on cinema halls in its recent COVID-19 reopening guidelines, which will be effective … Continued
Cinema admissions and box-office revenue in Japan took a historic dive in 2020, due to delays in major releases and people staying home because of the coronavirus outbreak, a film industry body said Wednesday. An animated movie based on the … Continued
THE management team at Altrincham Garrick Playhouse has hit on an imaginative plan to raise money for the theatre. They are imitating the Emperor’s New Clothes and putting on a play that doesn’t exist. Sarah Reilly and Joe Meighan have … Continued