With many cinemagoers up in arms at finding themselves watching inferior electronic screenings of movies rather than the 35mm film of old, must we give up our celluloid dreams? Yes, although it shouldn't be at the cost of the quality of the movie-watching experience. Nor is it going to happen overnight. But with Hollywood studios providing the impetus, digital technology is guaranteed to change the face of cinema....
Sunday, 11 May 2008
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Movies: Home Grown Cinema Series comes to the Parkway 
Star Tribune
Star Tribune
HOME GROWN CINEMA Some of Minnesota's brightest independent filmmakers will be featured in the inaugural Home Grown Cinema Series, running every Monday from next week to June 2 at the Parkway Theater in Minneapolis. The films are underexposed gems,...
Blogging a revolutionary film festival: is cinema still a victim of censorship?
The Guardian
The Guardian
Wojciech Marczewski's film Escape from the 'Liberty' Cinema prompted the question: just how free is western cinema today? Still from the Miklos Jancso film Round-Up. Photograph: Ronald Grant Archive The focus was Poland's much venerated intellectual...
Bob's Take on Cinema: Europe's film revolution at Film Streams
Omaha World-Herald
Omaha World-Herald
BY BOB FISCHBACH WORLD-HERALD STAFF WRITER Wheeler Winston Dixon, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's James Ryan professor of film studies, can talk movies as if he's holding a film encyclopedia in his hand. No wonder. His 21st book, co-written with...
Marathi cinema gets the sensitive and intelligent film-lover
The Times Of India
The Times Of India
By Vidyarthy Chatterjee This writer fondly visualises the day when the history of a rejuvenated Marathi cinema comes to be written by a sensitive and intelligent film-lover, preferably by someone to the language and culture born....
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