formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The long anticipated cinema in Orpington is finally set to open its doors.The seven screen Odeon, which was supposed to open in 2014, is due to welcome the public for the first time this year. Source: Orpington cinema finally set … Continued
Cinemas are often described as glamorous, places but during the Second World War years they also had great practical importance. Source: Projectionist looks back at happy times at The Savoy in Northampton – Northampton Chronicle and Echo
UK cinemagoers will have to go somewhere other than Cineworld for their latest Quentin Tarantino fix. Source: Cineworld is apparently not screening Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight in the UK
Phil and Michael get together to catch up on the highlights of 2015 including diversity and female representation in cinema, a strong year for British film, the Scalarama season, new cinema openings across the UK, conferences including This Way Up, … Continued
It was the moment when it finally looked as if the Allies might liberate western Europe. Troops were being marshalled and incredibly complex plans involving three million service personnel were being put in place. “Operation Overlord” was about to get … Continued
The London-based organisation Secret Cinema offers Live Cinema experiences. Movie fans can enjoy special movies in unique places, for example a life-size recreation of the 1950s Hill Valley town which we all know from „Back to the future”. Source: Secret … Continued