Sittingbourne’s New Century cinema will be open for business
After being closed for almost six years the town’s disused cinema is set to reopen its doors in three weeks. via Sittingbourne’s New Century cinema will be open for business.
In praise of the Kennington Bioscope: London’s silent speakeasy | Silent London
London is the best city in the world for silent cinema. OK, so maybe I should admit to a little bias, but really, between the BFI Southbank, the Barbican, the London Film Festival, the Phoenix cinema in Finchley, and the … Continued
BBC News – Cinema screens return to medieval town of Rye
A cinema has returned to the medieval town of Rye, in East Sussex, after a break of nearly 40 years. via BBC News – Cinema screens return to medieval town of Rye.
Borderlines Film Festival and the Festival of British Cinema at Hay-on-Wye combine to bring film bonanza to the Marches – Shropshire Events and Whats On Guide
Running from Friday 27 February to Sunday 15 March 2015, Borderlines, the UK’s largest rural film festival, now in its 13th year, joins forces with the Festival of British Cinema at Hay-on-Wye to bring a cornucopia of film treats, from … Continued
Milton Keynes will be home to UK’s first-ever 4DX cinema – Milton Keynes Citizen
Cineworld will host the “revolutionary cinematic experience” which promises to stimulate all five senses. That will mean a new auditorium including high-tech motion seats, plus special effects such as wind, fog, lightning, bubbles, water, rain and scents, in both 2D … Continued
EDCF Guide Highlights Film Festivals’ Digital Nightmares – Celluloid Junkie
The European Digital Cinema Forum (EDCF) has just published ‘The EDCF Guide for Film Festivals in the Digital Age.’ The free guide, available to download on the EDCF website (PDF link) was created based on feedback from professionals responsible for … Continued