Media | Cinema | Projection
Last night I was lucky enough to watch a documentary entitled ‘The Final Reel’ Documentary at the wonderful Regent Street Cinema as part of the 50th-anniversary celebrations for the Cinema Theatre Association. Watch the trailer here: https://vimeo.com/174196220 @thefinalreeldoc
Last week we popped into the Regent Street Cinema, the historic central London venue restored to its former glory and newly reopened, to talk to programmer Shira Macleod about her vision for the cinema and its programme. Source: The birthplace … Continued
A trip to the cinema is not always worthy of a podcast, but the Regent Street Cinema in the West End of London is a little bit special. I first visited this cinema in October 2014, when it was still … Continued
It was an afternoon in late February of 1896 that 54 passersby sat in a small theatre on Regent Street. There was little to suggest to this audience, many of whom had wandered in from the street, that for the … Continued
Paris’ Grand Palais currently celebrates 120 years since the invention of the Cinématographe, with Lumière! Cinema Invented, an exhibition dedicated to the Lumière Brothers, which will run until June 14, 2015. via The Lumière Brothers: 120 Years of Cinema – … Continued
Have you ever imagined what the London of Sherlock Holmes really looked like? Or what it was like when Jack the Ripper was prowling the back streets? Well, now you don’t have to – thanks to this video which shows antique … Continued
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