Are Movies Really Getting Longer?
Tag: filmindustry
Bi Sang Seon Eon 비상선언 (Emergency Declaration): A Bioterror Thriller Can’t Fool a Pandemic Audience
Fasten your seatbelts, it’s going to be a bumpy night: Why the future of the Oscars is in jeopardy
How Individualists, Creatives, Beatniks and Artists in Hollywood briefly took back the reins in the Seventies
Cancelling Creativity: What Cancel Culture is doing to the Arts
Against All Odds: Why Parasite (Gisaengchung) Should Win Best Picture
Kicking and Streaming: Growing Pains of the 21st Century Studio System
‘Joker’ and ‘Taxi Driver’ in Focus: God’s Lonely Man
Part of the Gang: Once Upon a Time in Tarantino’s Hollywood
TriBeCa: ‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile’
Oscar Hosts: A Short History of the Biggest Comedy Gig on Earth
A Star Is Born: Bradley Cooper’s Voice Emerges and he Wants You to Listen
8 Things Wrong With Oceans 8
Friends: The Renaissance – How Netflix Reinvigorated the 90’s Hit
An Ode to Oldies: On The Waterfront
The Shape of Water: A Best Picture with Nothing of Note
The Dwindling Supply Chain: How Sean Parker’s Screening Room Could Shake Up the Film Industry
Movie Trailers: How Big Data is Revolutionising the Realm of Film Marketing.
Part 1: Sino-American Relations in Film. The Rose-Tinted Allure of the Asian Film Industry
The Return of Jim Sheridan: An Evening at Audi Dublin International Film Festival (ADIFF)
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