formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Cinema as an art form will always find a way to survive. Alongside the idea of content, though, we need cinemas to love as places in themselves, somewhere we visit to trigger memories like those Scorsese found as a young … Continued
After a tough 18 months for the cinema industry, No Time to Die is drawing crowds back to the big screen for Daniel Craig’s final outing as James Bond. But it is not the first time the people of Norfolk … Continued
Willmott Dixon has won a £6.7m contract to extend and improve Leicester’s renowned Phoenix cinema and art centreThe arts hub project, which has been procured via SCAPE, has funding support and investment from the Arts Council England and Leicester City … Continued
You may have walked past one of these ten historic cinemas yourself… Source: The lost cinemas of Leeds now hiding in plain sight – Leeds Live
Green’s Playhouse was the Dundee ‘super-cinema’ that dominated the city skyline with its 85-foot-tall steel and glass tower. Source: Green’s Playhouse: Remembering the magic of Dundee’s ‘super-cinema’
A refurbishment of the foyer at Ashford’s Cineworld has been completed in time for the latest James Bond film – and has seen the removal of a huge mirrored ceiling.Contractors have been sprucing up the Eureka Leisure Park site in … Continued