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Personal posts on cinema events
A short version of “Kaguya-Hime,” a 1935 film thought to have been lost for which special effects genius Eiji Tsuburaya served as director of photography, turned up in Britain.It will be shown at the National Film Archive of Japan in … Continued
Tim Richards is optimistic. “Economically bullish” is how the founder and CEO of the Vue cinema chain puts it. Since reopening began in the UK and elsewhere, he says, demand for dinner and a movie has proved second only to … Continued
The UK’s Film and TV Production Restart Scheme has backed a total of 640 projects in its first year of operation, supporting some $2.6BN (£1.9BN) worth of production on Brit shores since it was rolled out.The initiative was introduced only … Continued
Marina Willer and her team at Pentagram London have worked with the British Film Institute (BFI) on redesigning its celebrated film magazine, Sight and Sound. Source: Pentagram redesigns iconic British Film Institute mag, Sight and Sound | Creative Boom
Matt Damon has admitted he was ‘overwhelmed’ with emotion at the premiere of his new film Stillwater, as cinemas reopened following lockdowns across the world amid the Covid-19 pandemic.The actor was thrilled to be back in a cinema, sitting down … Continued
Anthony Barajas, the 19-year-old Corona resident who had been on life support since being shot at a Corona movie theater on Monday, died Saturday morning, July 31. Source: Anthony Barajas, 19-year-old shot in Corona movie theater attack, dies – Press … Continued
Everyone loves a trip to the cinema, so make it your mission to visit some of Ireland’s best at least once in your lifetime. Lockdown taught us many valuable lessons… one of them being that having a reason to leave … Continued
A brand new cinema has opened in the former Argos in Reading town centre.The 14,000 sq ft Reading Biscuit Factory opened its doors on Friday, July 30, and has three screens, an event space, food stalls, a coffee shop, a … Continued
The Philadelphia event has become an annual celebration of cinema arts not only of Africa and its diaspora, but also of global communities of color. Source: As It Turns 10, the BlackStar Film Festival Continues to Grow | IndieWire
Len Saunders, who was a popular figure in the St Helens art scene, has been honoured by the creation of a disabled ramp outside the community cinema, where he was steward. Source: Disability ramp at Lucem House unveiled to honour … Continued