formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The Brussels-based International Union of Cinemas (UNIC), which represents European cinema’s main trade associations, is launching an appeal for more government support to face an estimated 70.6% drop in total 2020 box office grosses across Europe, which it says accounts … Continued
Alongside its Covid response programme, Theatres Trust has continued to support and advocate for theatres on its Theatres at Risk Register, which it publishes each year, highlighting buildings with significant architectural merit and strong community value or potential. Notwithstanding the … Continued
You may be wondering why, with cinemas closed, film releases delayed and an industry facing enormous challenges, we are still pushing ahead with our vision for a new Filmhouse. Edinburgh has the richest collection of architecturally stunning, purpose-built cultural buildings … Continued
Talks are due to begin with investors and potential commercial tenants as plans take shape for a £4million transformation of Plymouth’s former Millennium nightclub and cinema building into a major music venue. Work has already begun to shore up and … Continued
5500 staff members across the UK have been out of work since last October. Cineworld staff members have responded to the company’s bosses’ bonus scheme, calling it “utterly despicable.” Responding to the news that Cineworld bosses would be set to … Continued
For the past two years, the Oscar race for international feature hasn’t been a race at all. With Mexico’s “Roma” and South Korea’s “Parasite” heavyweight contenders for best picture, the lower-profile award became a done deal. Disappointingly, early buzz doesn’t … Continued