formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
No popcorn, staggered seating and more thorough cleaning could be the future of movies. In late April, Australia’s National Association of Cinema Operators set itself the goal of reopening cinemas in time for the premiere of Christopher Nolan’s latest mind-bending … Continued
Cinema operators are divided over re-opening on June 22, with some spying an opportunity and others fearing the 50-person-per-theatre restriction and limited supply of new movies makes the prospect marginal at best. Read more: https://www.smh.com.au/culture/movies/victorian-cinema-operators-divided-about-re-opening-on-june-22-20200525-p54w78.html
A 270-metre skyscraper planned for George Street is approved as an addition to the Event Cinemas site, alongside a new boutique cinema. The Central Sydney Planning Committee approved the development will replace the last major cinema in the city on … Continued
For the latest hit film to come out of Australia, the gripping psychological drama The Invisible Man, it was crucial that becoming ‘unseeable’ seemed scientifically plausible. Audiences had to believe that a controlling tech billionaire terrorising his former partner had developed … Continued
The Katherine Cinema has been closed after a drawn out sale process fell through yesterday. After more than 20 years, the owner Tony Adams is now retired and says living away from Katherine has made it difficult to keep the … Continued
The small rural town of Tintinara has revived a long tradition of film bringing the community together as locals attended the first movie night at their 1950s-era cinema in a decade. A 1950s extension of the Tintinara War Memorial Hall … Continued