A review of Paul Thomas Anderson's film 'One Battle After Another,' based on Thomas Pynchon's novel *Vineland*, highlighting its adaptation of Pynchon's style and themes into a commercially viable and critically acclaimed film.
Kodak is launching two new color film stocks, KODACOLOR 100 and KODACOLOR 200, and will sell them directly to distributors, bypassing a previous agreement with Kodak Alaris. This marks a significant shift in Kodak's film distribution strategy and signals a renewed interest in analog photography.
Hollywood is set to produce “The Man from Hattusha,” a historical epic based on a novel by Turkish archaeologist Ahmet Çelik, detailing a pivotal diplomatic mission between the Hittite and Egyptian empires around 3,350 years ago. The film, backed by “Avatar” producer Shawn Anthony Sequeira and Emmy-winning director Nazim Hajiyev, aims to bring the little-known history of the powerful Hittite civilization to a global audience and potentially mark a breakthrough moment for Turkish cinema. The story centers on an envoy sent to negotiate a marriage alliance following the death of Tutankhamun, promising a narrative rich in political intrigue and cultural exchange.
An article discussing the author's experience with the Rollei 35T camera, focusing on its suitability for hiking and the quality of its pictures in both black and white and color film.
