formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Cinemas are allowed to reopen from July 4. So why aren’t they doing it? Yesterday was meant to be Super Saturday for the cinema industry too. Amid a flurry of openings – pubs, restaurants, hairdressers – movie theatres were also … Continued
His vast output included atmospheric music for spaghetti westerns in his native Italy and scores for some 500 movies by a Who’s Who of directors. Read more: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/06/movies/ennio-morricone-dead.html
Tom Gore’s Platinum Equity is expanding its entertainment investments with the acquisition of Deluxe Entertainment Services Inc.’s distribution business. The private equity firm didn’t disclose financial terms of the deal, but it said Deluxe Entertainment’s creative businesses were not included … Continued
Mike Hodges‘ swashbuckling offbeat adventure-fantasy Flash Gordon will return to cinemas on July 31, 2020 to celebrate its 40th anniversary. Audiences will get the opportunity to see the film on the big screen at Picturehouse Central and in other select cinemas around … Continued
Valeria Kurohtina from CINAMON (Estonia) and Monika Giełżecka from Multikino (Poland) are among the nine female cinema professionals selected to participate in the fourth edition of the International Union of Cinemas’ (UNIC) Women’s Cinema Leadership Programme. The 12-month mentorship programme provides one-to-one career advice … Continued
Plans for a new ten-screen multiplex cinema development in Cameron Toll have now been approved. The proposed cinema will be built as an extension to the existing Cameron Toll Shopping Centre and will include a separate restaurant, retail and GP … Continued