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HOW WE ‘CONSUME’ CINEMA
A member of our film group sent me a link to an article by Tom Lamont. https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/dec/03/film-streaming-future-of-movie-going The 21st. century has seen a revolution in how we consume cinema, from streaming a movie the day it is released to forking … Continue reading
Posted in Ageing, Ageism, critics
Tagged accessibility, Ageism, bijou cinema, boutique cinema, hard of hearing, independent cinema, Lamont, Lexi, Phoenix, screens and accessibility, subtitles, u3a
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THE PAST (2013)
I was asked to stand in for D.D. who usually presents a film at the Lexi for the U3A in Brent. These matinees are screened at 1.30 on the last Wednesday of the month and are open to all. The … Continue reading
Posted in Ageing
Tagged age and cinema going, audience, family, film discussion, film group, film reception, Lexi, the past, u3a
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Another angry woman
Is this an epidemic? “Janet Briggs of Halesowen U3A rages against the cult of looking young”. In the Spring issue of U3A News, not noted for its feminism, a page article extols the attractiveness of old age. “Are we already … Continue reading →