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Unless otherwise you were living under a rock, which by the way in these Covid-19 times is not a bad place to stay put, you’d know that OTT platforms have never had it so good. Without us having to belabour … Continued
Barring a few exceptional stories, the cinema of today, especially the coveted ₹100 crore club, hasn’t moved on with time. Rather, it seems to have regressed to a time where content stands for loud action, remixed songs, and crude jokes. … Continued
In the latest season of Kim’s Convenience, Jung Kim (Simu Liu) says “Is Kim’s convenience a rare feeling in these trying times? A warm greeting for friends and strangers?” Going more into the context behind this would mean giving away … Continued
Pioneering microcinema Cinema ’76 Film Society is inviting movie lovers to enjoy coffee in its new al fresco café as it waits for movie houses to begin operations once again. The microcinema in a Twitter post reshared an article reporting … Continued
There are so many LGBTQ movie and TV characters, played by talented actors and actresses, that bring so much life to the screen, from Kristen Stewart in Happiest Season to Jim Parsons in The Normal Heart. But where exactly do … Continued
THE first public events to be held at Paignton’s historic Picture House for more than 20 years will go ahead in the autumn. A programme of performances and community activities is being drawn up as the restoration of Europe’s oldest … Continued
We’re giving love to New York City, baby: the Big Apple, the Greatest City on Earth, the Concrete Jungle Where Dreams Are Made (Oh), and the inspiration for some of the best movies ever made – period. Godfather? Check. Goodfellas? … Continued
Throughout the pandemic, movie theaters have dealing with hard times as they were shut down for a long period of time. In Charlevoix, a team of high schoolers part of the Junior Main Street Program worked together to raise money … Continued
Michael Bond’s cameo in Paddington is the sweetest thing you never knew about. Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/
Netflix has announced a new Hardship fund in collaboration with the Arab Fund for Arts & Culture (AFAC) to support those operating in the region’s film and TV community, most impacted by the pandemic. Source: https://www.zawya.com/mena/