Tag: Cinema
The (Il)logic of Free-seating in Theaters
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II is the final film of a magical series that has enraptured millions worldwide, myself included, for over a decade. Such was my excitement over the film, which opened...
Avoiding the paparazzi and triumph at the Designing Women’s Gala.
The Designing Women’s Gala, a New York Women in Film and Television (NYWIFT) event, held its 10th annual awards ceremony at Clearview Chelsea Cinemas last night. Though the title may initially suggest a subversive feminist group would be discovered...
Cinema: Reliving Berlin Nights.
Rene can see dead people. Really, he’s told me so. He’s always been able to, even in his youth, it’s just that now, well now he has a better understanding of it. Most people dismiss these sort of people,...
Amy Redford; Inspiring civil discourse; “Guitar,” her directorial debut, a sojourn to mortality, self expression and affrirmation.
I recently caught up with Miss Amy Redford pursuant to her showing of her directorial debut “Guitar,” at the Hamptons film festival (the film’s American premiere was held at Sundance- the NY launch at the East Village’s Sunshine cinema...
“How I learned to love Richard Gere.” A diatribe on the allure and burden of fame.
Whilst at the recent ‘Hamptons Film Festival’ this scallywag had the good fortune to sit down and talk with the director of the UK premiere short; “How I learned to love Richard Gere,” Detsky Graffam. Written by and starring...
The Travails of the Iconic; in Front and Behind the Cinema.
Seeing that 'Scallywag and Vagabond' (SCV) is a start up perhaps it would be appropriate (even though SCV is still trying to come to terms with what that word actually means…) to cover in its newest ambitions the careers...
