On June 9, the Internet Archive welcomed film lovers, public domain enthusiasts, and fashionably dressed guests for an evening celebrating one of cinema’s enduring classics: Morocco (1930). Our “Top Hat […]
On June 9, the Internet Archive welcomed film lovers, public domain enthusiasts, and fashionably dressed guests for an evening celebrating one of cinema’s enduring classics: Morocco (1930). Our “Top Hat […]
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The Monster that Challenged the World is a black and white monster film from 1957 and, yeah the monster looks good, I had no idea what it was but I was scared of it.
The campaign against the creative class has rustled up a surprising new foot soldier: A24 Films. It seems that the production house, known for artsy-fartsy (God, how I love them) horror and suspense flicks, has accepted a $75 million dollar investment from Google to partner up on the creation of new film making tools. — Read the rest
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A glimpse into the century-old Punjab haveli and the Chandigarh showhouse that form the emotional core of Main Vaapas Aaunga.
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The approach to Hokkaido Jingu, a major Shinto Shrine in Sapporo, Japan, takes visitors through this huge toori gate in Maruyama Park.
As previously reported, Light Lens Lab is working on the development of a new black-and-white photographic film: Light Lens Lab to start producing photographic and cinematic films Light Lens Lab recently published an update on their film project that focuses on automation, assembly, and production progress: Aiming for Commercial B&W Film Production in 2026 Light […]
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L’article Bon plan fraîcheur : à Strasbourg, les places de ciné seront à 5€ pendant 4 jours est apparu en premier sur Pokaa.
From Imtiaz Ali’s Main Vaapas Aaunga to Amrita Pritam’s Pinjar, these films turn Partition into a story of abandoned homes and unfinished lives.
I have always wanted to see this, and it popped up on sale while I was trawling through the bottom of Amazon the other night.…
To mark the 20th anniversary of “Marie Antoinette” this fall, a book by Sofia Coppola’s longtime friend and collaborator Andrew Durham, an exhibition at Versailles, a theatrical re-release, and a documentary by her mother are all on the way.
OWEN SOUND – In an age where the concept of the guilty pleasure currently reigns supreme, just how far is the average citizen willing to go with that guilt? This week, an exclusive interview with a Canadian man who cherishes the two hours a year he can turn his brain off and enjoy the 1986 […]
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So, I think I was vaguely aware that Fritz Lang filmed THE NIBELUNG, but as I was kicking around Amazon, I tripped over this, a…
Back when _Shrek 5_ was officially confirmed as a project that was, indeed, happening, I thought it was overdue. Now that an actual trailer has dropped, though, I think I'm officially upgrading that to "too late." Maybe my expectations were too high after spinoff _Puss in Boots: The Last Wish_ , which was a genuine masterpiece of a family movie. — Read the rest
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The actor embraced her style signatures while promoting her new film 'Couture.'
Knowing absolutely nothing about you other than the fact that you’re currently reading Hackaday, I can predict with a high degree of certainty that we’re both fond of at least …read more
Polaroid is an icon. But the instant photography brand so nearly disappeared entirely in the late 2000s when the original company announced it would stop making film.
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How Frameline's Allegra Madsen and Kate Bove turned thousands of film submissions into the 50th San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival.
Q&A: How do you make a gay film festival?
Since Light Lens Lab shared its last development update for its black-and-white film project last Summer, it has made significant progress and solved some new problems.
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Noget om danskhed, noget om økonomi. En masse om bøger, film, tv og kunst.
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Emily Blunt shines in Spielberg's latest science fiction spectacle. Yet, for all its grand ideas, the film stumbles, lacking a clear narrative thread, sprawling into an overstuffed, meandering journey that disappointingly often slips into tedium.
Production designer Danny Vermette didn't invent the backrooms' fluorescent dread. He sourced it from estate sales, strip malls, and Facebook Marketplace. Courtesy of A24 A hallway, wallpapered in a nauseous shade of yellow, gives way to a labyrinth. The hum of irregularly placed fluorescent lights is the only sound over the whirr of a VHS […]
Xie Lei. Viceroy Los Cabos. Sea levels are just the start of how climate change will upend the ocean. Rising temperatures are also threatening a…
I had this on VHS about a million years ago. HAXAN is a lovely little thing, genuinely strange, and I am looking forward to discovering…
There is a very specific kind of comfort that The Big Bang Theory provided for over a decade. It was the comfort of familiarity, of a brightly lit apartment, of takeout containers and arguments about who gets to sit where on the couch. It was a show about people, slightly odd people, slightly annoying people, […]
Harking back to its video game roots, the fights are bloody, especially with the finishing moves. Known as fatalities in the video game series, maybe these cinematic kills are faithful to their smaller screen counterparts, but I’d have to leave that to the true fans to decide.
The Phoenix Cinema, Pickaquoy Centre, Kirkwall is showing the film ‘Everybody to Kenmure Street’ on Wednesday 17 June, 1pm; and Thursday 18 June, 7.30pm. In May 2021, a UK Home Office dawn raid triggers one of the most spontaneous and successful acts of civil resistance in recent memory. In Pollokshields, Scotland’s most diverse neighbourhood, hundreds […]
From an early age, I’ve interpreted movies as mysterious manifestations of one person’s consciousness.
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Earlier this week, I published a "review" of sorts of the Nikon S3 rangefinder, which I believe to be one of the most beautiful cameras ever made. Through that experience, though, I was reminded of Nikon's vintage glass, and once again baffled by how the company hasn't remade them.
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