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Tribeca Film Festival 2021: Pan Nalin’s Last Film Show is an ode to how we interact with cinema as kids
15 Jun 2021

Tribeca Film Festival 2021: Pan Nalin’s Last Film Show is an ode to how we interact with cinema as kids

by Bolaji O | posted in: All News | 0

Pan Nalin’s Gujarati film is an ode as much to movie-going as to movie-making. He romanticises the 35mm experience but stops short of decrying digitisation as the death of cinema.   Source: https://www.firstpost.com/entertainment/

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The Reanimated Corpse: A multiplayer game follows a scout in 1970s Bombay, offering an oral model of film conservation
9 Jan 2021

The Reanimated Corpse: A multiplayer game follows a scout in 1970s Bombay, offering an oral model of film conservation

by Bolaji O | posted in: All News | 0

The origins of the game date back to 2017, when the creators studied the diverse methods employed globally in the restoration of film from around the world at Italy’s Pordenone Silent Film Festival.   Source: https://www.firstpost.com/living/the-reanimated

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PVR likely to buy Sathyam Cinemas for Rs 750-1000 cr, says reports
23 Jan 2015

PVR likely to buy Sathyam Cinemas for Rs 750-1000 cr, says reports

by peter-admin | posted in: All News, Chennai | 0

http://www.firstpost.com/business/pvr-set-buy-spi-cinemas-rs-750-1000-crore-2041579.html

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