Jennie Kermode is a journalist who writes for Eye For Film, with her work also appearing in publications such as Yorkshire Bylines and Bylines Scotland. Her articles cover a range of topics, including animated films, film awards, travel, mental health, and interviews with industry professionals.
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Jennie Kermode's coverage is primarily focused on entertainment news, particularly film-related topics such as awards, nominations, interviews, reviews, and festivals. Her articles often involve evolving stories and government announcements related to the entertainment industry.
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The Bat Photo: courtesy of MOMA In 1926, Roland West’s silent horror comedy The Bat wowed cinema audiences with its story of criminal daring and double-crosses set in a mysterious mansion. Today, it gets attention for another reason; as a clear precursor to the story of Batman. Long thought to be lost, it has recently been restored and brought back to the big screen by Undercrank Productions. I recently spoke with producer Ben Model, a musician who has provided live accompaniment for numerous such films in cinemas, who told me the story of The Bat and of his ongoing work in recovering the lost treasures of the silent era.
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