formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
A new lease secures the Prince Charles Cinema, Syufy sets out a 16-screen refurbishment, and BIFA’s cinema longlist records the strength of local audience support. Each offers a different piece of the investment case.
Photographer Gavin John’s new book, Australian Theatres & Cinemas, documents the country’s finest stage performance and picture palaces – from massive Italian Renaissance-inspired entertainment palaces to 1930s art deco cinemas. Source: The Guardian
Over its first ten editions, European Arthouse Cinema Day has reached 600,000 spectators in 45 countries, with approximately 660 cinemas participating annually. The 2025 edition featured 4,277 screenings and 400 national events, alongside international activities and workshops involving cinema professionals … Continued
Independent Cinemas Australia has released new national research mapping the approaching renewal of Australia’s digital cinema infrastructure and identifying the parts of the exhibition network least able to finance the next generation of projection equipment from ordinary trading. Source: Filmink
Listen Technologies and Ampetronic’s Auri system is available across 200 screens at the cinemas serving patrons with Auracast-enabled hearing aids, Cochlear implants, headphones or earbuds. Source: AV Magazine
It’s not just high art. Many cinemas showing Hollywood blockbusters have also inadvertently become premier destinations for washing dirty cash. Source: https://www.amlintelligence.com/2026/07/news-how-criminals-launder-dirty-money-through-high-art-and-cinemas-collared-episode-12/