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Edward Norton made headlines in October 2019 after sharing his belief that movie theaters were doing more damage to the theatrical experience than streaming giants such as Netflix. The bulk of Norton’s argument centered on movie theaters offering poor theatrical projection and thus not … Continued
Real-time, virtual production tools from “The Lion King” and “The Mandalorian” are paving the way for a brave new world beyond the pandemic. While production has been halted during the lockdown, virtual production is saving the industry, thanks in large … Continued
The unexpected loss of Lynn Shelton is a devastating blow to the independent film community, where the multi-hyphenate filmmaker cut her teeth before blossoming beyond her roots to become a voice who helped shape the Golden Age of TV. The news of her death, … Continued
Alamo On Demand launches today, with picks like Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Junun,” “Portrait of a Lady on Fire,” and “Spaceship Earth” among the available titles. Source: Alamo Drafthouse Launches On Demand Platform | IndieWire
As movie theaters across the country have shut down, one multiplex in Texas has found an inventive way to keep the projector rolling. The EVO Entertainment movie theater in Schertz, Texas, has converted its parking lot into a temporary drive-in theater, reports Forbes. The company … Continued
Often regarded as the most important movie ever made, “Workers Leaving the Lumière Factory” was first seen on March 22, 125 years ago. Source: https://www.indiewire.com/
A GoFundMe effort focused on the New York movie theater community is looking for $60,000 to relieve furloughed or laid-off employees. Source: https://www.indiewire.com/
Often regarded as the most important movie ever made, “Workers Leaving the Lumière Factory” was first seen on March 22, 125 years ago. Source: Lumière Brothers’ First Film Debuted 125 Years Ago Today | IndieWire
The 2020 release calendar hit a snag with the coronavirus outbreak, but not before a number of cinematic highlights made their way to U.S. screens. IndieWire spent much of 2019 reviewing films on the festival circuit prior to their release … Continued
For frequent moviegoers, MoviePass was a godsend: For $10 a month, the service offered virtually unlimited tickets at a wide array of theaters, potentially saving the most dedicated cinephiles hundreds. But it proved too good to be true when the … Continued