Cultastrophe at Cinema Nova
byBringing his sense for the ridiculous and celebrating the uncelebratable, writer, curator and educator Zak Hepburn has come to Cinema Nova with a program of cult classics for your late Friday night enjoyment.
Bringing his sense for the ridiculous and celebrating the uncelebratable, writer, curator and educator Zak Hepburn has come to Cinema Nova with a program of cult classics for your late Friday night enjoyment.
North by Northwest has recently been restored and is being showcased at the Astor Theatre in a 4K DCP (digital cinema package) print. Enhancing the original 1950s production values in its VistaVision wide aspect ratio, no other Hitchcock film was so extensively filmed on location.
Written by Mark Hewitt Originally published 23 January 2013 It must be almost fifteen years since I last saw Indiana Jones and the Temple…
Written by Mark Hewitt Originally published 1 January 2013 Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) looks wary as she hurriedly drives away from Phoenix, Arizona. It’s getting…
Written by Kate-Ida Holleman Originally published 12 September 2012 Fitting nicely in between Sweet and Lowdown and Deconstructing Harry, Woody Allen’s Celebrity looks at the lives of…
Written by Kate-Ida Holleman Originally published 5 September 2012 Woody Allen’s offbeat comedy Deconstructing Harry opened to 1997 Venice Film Festival. After failing to get…
Written by Chris Smith Originally published 29 August 2012 In the introduction to his collection of reviews Francois Truffaut famously made the demand “…that…
Written by Mark Hewitt Originally published 22 August 2012 “Achilles only had an Achilles heel… I’ve got an Achilles body.” Seven years after being…
Written by James Madden Originally published 8 August 2012 Manhattan Murder Mystery opens with Bobby Short singing Cole Porter’s “I happen to love New York”…
Written by James Madden Originally published 1 August 2012 It doesn’t take five minutes until the basic premise of Woody Allen’s Husbands and Wives…