Adapting for remote audiences was a key concern for film festivals and movie venues in 2020. As we move into 2021, will video-on-demand screenings continue to grow in popularity as an alternative to traditional moviegoing?
Overtime reporter Sophie C spoke with Tim Brown in December about co-organising digital film festival AMPLIFY! which debuted in 2020.
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UK cinema owners are optimistic about the reopening of their venues once the national lockdown is lifted. Do members of the public share their enthusiasm? (OT-TV video report.)
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Tweet Three popular, critically-acclaimed LGBT representational shows have been cancelled by Netflix in 2020. Teenage Bounty Hunters, I Am Not Okay With This, and The Society have been canned by the streaming site, despite previous talk of renewal. Glow, a female-fronted series that received good ratings, was also axed. Shows […]
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Read MoreAs rich in visual cinematic splendour as it is in understated emotion; Overtime contributor Sophie C reviews Luxor, screened as part of 2020’s AMPLIFY! online film festival.
Read MoreSometimes, all we need is a little bit of comfort from our old film favourites on a cold autumn night. And that is exactly what Overtime contributor Rebecca Cremona gets from re-watching her pick, Train to Busan, time and again – as unexpected as it may be.
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