Exhibition Features

Most people recognize the name DeLorean from the sleek, gull-winged car that became a time-traveling vehicle in the classic 1985 sci-fi comedy Back to the Future. Automotive buffs will know John DeLorean as the brilliant engineer and inventor who broke...

ShowSouth is honoring one of Atlanta’s own, Bruce McDonald of Coca-Cola, with its 2019 “Statesman of the Year” Award. A 20-year veteran of The Coca-Cola Company, McDonald was vice president of strategic partnership marketing from April 2010 until April of...

Apocalypse Now is coming back to theaters for its 40th anniversary—and you’ve never seen or heard it quite this way before. Starting today, event cinema distributor myCinema is re-releasing Francis Ford Coppola’s Vietnam War classic in select theaters nationally in...

One of the most popular of NATO’s regional trade shows is ShowSouth—and no wonder, since this annual summer event is held at Château Élan, a luxury winery and resort in Braselton, Georgia, a short drive from Atlanta. The resort offers...

America’s Sweetheart. The Girl with the Curls. The Biograph Girl. None of the nicknames commonly given to Mary Pickford, one of the most popular stars of the silent era, really conveys the most fundamental fact about her: Mary Pickford was...

Our salute to the 100th anniversary of United Artists continues. “More stars than there are in heaven” was the marketing catch phrase of MGM during its golden heyday of Gable, Garbo, Tracy, Hepburn, Garland, Crawford, and so many other legendary...

United Artists Corporation is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year—and entering yet another chapter in a fascinating, often triumphant, sometimes calamitous saga. The name has been with us so long, it’s easy to forget that true artists launched the company....

With 2019 lagging behind last year in terms of box office earnings, many have singled out the recent string of underperforming sequels as the main culprit of the deficit. Why are so many of these once glitzy and glamorous sequels...

One of the most unusual theatrical releases this summer blockbuster season is Aquarela, a 90-minute documentary whose central subject is not a human being or a living creature—or is it? The focus of Victor Kossakovsky’s globe-spanning project is water: a frozen...

Interview with Cinemark CEO Mark Zoradi

Director of 'Woman in Gold' and 'Goodbye Christopher Robin' spoke about his new film, in theaters August 9.

In theaters on August 9, New Line Cinema’s The Kitchen flips the mob movie script. Set in 1970s Hell’s Kitchen, the film centers on three women who, after their Irish mobster husbands get arrested, find themselves in need of money...