The Projectionist
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DVD Details
- Rated: Not Rated
- Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
- Released: March 30, 2021
- Originally Released: 2019
- Label: Kino Lorber
Performers, Cast and Crew:
| Starring | Abel Ferrara | |
| Directed by | Abel Ferrara | |
| Composition by | Joe Delia | |
| Director of Photography: | Ken Kelsch |
Entertainment Reviews:
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Total Count: 10
Combining a tribute to the theatrical moviegoing experience with a profile of an immigrant living the American dream, Ferrara's documentary is both relevant and heartfelt.
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Cinemalogue
A warm and inspiring immigrant story.
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Hollywood Reporter
Rating: 3/4 --
The documentary excels as kind of cultural microcosm, rich in its broader implications.
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Slant Magazine
The Projectionist is not so much a hidden history of the movies as one that shines a light on an underground culture, fighting for survival, then and now.
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Film Comment Magazine
The film does convey respect and regard for Nicolaou and makes a strong case that he, and people like him, are more in tune with the soul of the city than the big businesses could ever be.
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Screen International
Cabral bewitches and baffles with a dark story that has all the subliminal force of a recurring dream.
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Remezcla
I was worried that The Projectionist would be another dirge about the end of an era, but it's Ferrara's light touch and likable subject that make it so much more.
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RogerEbert.com
Product Description:
Longtime New York City movie theater operator Nick Nicolaou fights to keep independent, art house cinemas open in the face of major corporations, changing city laws, cultural shifts and more. The Cyprus-born immigrant discusses his own relationship to film upon arriving in America in 1970 as well as the current hardships he faces to keep his business alive. Directed by Abel Ferrara.
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- UPC: 738329253011
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