formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Articles originating in the United Kingdom
An independent cinema in Kent has been forced to remain closed for foreseeable future, as a lack of new film releases threatens the survival of the industry. Owners of The Silver Screen, based in the Town Hall in Folkestone, made the difficult decision … Continued
Concerns have been raised about the future of the Riverside Theatre in Woodbridge. The popular cinema and theatre reopened on July 31 but since reopening the number of cinema goers has been very low, leading to concerns about the sustainability … Continued
Canterbury’s regional council has bought two ornate heritage buildings that form part of a central Christchurch “Dirty 30” site. The property, comprising the damaged Odeon Theatre and Lawrie and Wilson buildings plus empty land, was sold as-is by the Crown at auction … Continued
Amid the ashes of our lives, the swaggeriest of them all knows how to get us rushing back to the multiplex As if you didn’t already know, this is not a good time to be in the cinema business. … Continued
Altitude’s Russell Crowe-led thriller Unhinged topped the UK-Ireland box office for a third consecutive weekend, with a 16% increase bringing in £136,347. The road rage thriller has now grossed £672,151 after three sessions, making it the highest-grossing new release since cinemas began reopening … Continued
ANYONE who loves going to the movies must be feeling pretty sorry for cinemas at the moment. The lockdown has been relaxed and people can once again see films on the big screen. But as well as the summer being … Continued