August 25, 2021
Masters Of Your Own Destiny
Leadership, true leadership, is a very rare thing. Extolled in art and in literature it is so rare that it…
Liberating Movie Theatres
Liberating Movie Theatres
Leadership, true leadership, is a very rare thing. Extolled in art and in literature it is so rare that it…
It is arid and the heat has descended on the Northern part of this world of ours. We retreat into…
There is a beat to American culture. A tympanic resonance that beats across generations and geography. It drives its inspiration…
In North America, one of the key rites of passage was owning your first car. Mine was a Buick Country…
There was jubilation in the air; “Black Window” did 80 million in the domestic market, theaters were saved, people had…
In the mid-eighties, I worked selling VHS tapes to rental stores. I also had the additional job of trying to…
I really like writing these weekly essays. For me, it’s a way of saying thank you for the experience that…
On Fridays, before I write my essay I usually scan the news about exhibition, and then, of course, I call…
Any regular reader will understand that I really like movies. I am so lucky to have had a variety of…
I look back on moments in my life and realize that there are instances which stand out. Five O’clock in…
There’s something a little bit special about the Cinema Lab. Something different and truly unique that sets us apart. And that something is the fact that we’re are owned by our members. We’re responsible for looking after our members, and, of course, our colleagues. And that’s the sort of responsibility and ownership we like.