Christopher Nolan on why celluloid beats digital – BBC News
The British film director Christopher Nolan has become something of a specialist in the cerebral blockbuster. Source: Christopher Nolan on why celluloid beats digital – BBC News
Stop being afraid over diversity, culture secretary tells British creative industries | Culture | The Guardian
Senior executives in the creative industries and the media need to stop being afraid of accusations of political correctness if they implement policies that increase diversity, the culture minister Ed Vaizey has said.Speaking before an event on diversity in film … Continued
Cinema receives £160k ‘boost’ – News – North Somerset Times
The Curzon cinema has been awarded a £160,000 loan from an ethical bank to help fund a major refurbishment. Source: Cinema receives £160k ‘boost’ – News – North Somerset Times
Hearts in mouths as flagpoles are installed on former Odeon’s distinctive domes (From Bradford Telegraph and Argus)
HEARTS were in mouths today as a crane lifted two specially-commissioned flagpoles into place on top of the recently re-coppered and refurbished domes of the former Odeon high above the city’s skyscape. Source: Hearts in mouths as flagpoles are installed … Continued
Approval of Compulsory Purchase Order set to bring cinema to Ealing (From Ealing Times)
THE silver screen is close to making a return in Ealing with a multimillion pound development planned for the site of the derelict Empire Cinema.Ealing Council was this week given approval by the Secretary of State to acquire the land … Continued
Almost 200 people fill Savoy Cinema in Nottingham to see 1960 film Saturday Night and Sunday Morning | Nottingham Post
IT is not often that people stand to applaud the end of a film in a cinema.But that’s exactly what happened at the Savoy Cinema when a one-off special viewing of Saturday Night and Sunday Morning was shown to mark … Continued