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The lost cinema first opened in 1912. Plans are progressing to bring the former Prescot Picture Palace, a landmark cinema building in the centre of Prescot town, back to life. The long-lost cinema, which first opened in 1912, was the … Continued
The point of the film is to call attention to Access Cinema’s vital work in supporting film clubs, community cinemas and arts centres, which bring cinema from every corner of the world to audiences all across Ireland to enjoy and … Continued
When the news came down last Wednesday that Alamo Drafthouse — the Texas-based dine-in-theater chain beloved by cineasts for its boisterous screenings and boozy milkshakes — was filing for bankruptcy and permanently closing several locations, Movie Twitter lit up with … Continued
Dueling Van Gogh exhibits with very similar names are creating confusion. Here’s everything you need to know about the two competing promotions. The acclaimed exhibit Immersive Van Gogh is launching in six locations across North America: Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, … Continued
Biggest UK cinema sales house remains ‘extremely confident’ about medium’s future after pandemic. Source: https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/dcm-restructures-team-fresh-bond-film-delay/1709424
Kogakuin University, a technology university in Tokyo, Japan, has deployed Christie’s D4K40-RGB 3DL laser projector for 3D projection mapping area comprising a “kinetic wall,” according to a press release. The kinetic wall is 16-meters wide by 8.5-meters tall and featured … Continued