Posts about cinema

Tony Shelton takes us on a journey into his filmgoing past, as he tells us the story of going to the movies from the 1950s onwards

Cinemas are changing before our eyes, and whilst it’s not the world’s biggest priority, we’ve got a few thoughts on the pick ‘n’ mix counter

The words of one UK cinema employee on the problems currently facing the industry, with a plea for support and help as well

The story of how a community cinema in Leigh has been responding to current circumstances, and how you can help too

Just because the blockbusters have abandoned the UK cinema industry, it doesn’t mean everyone has: meet the companies still willing to put their movies into the world

Here’s a list of the multiplex cinemas in England that will be opening their doors from Saturday 4th July

UK cinemas are heading towards a possible opening of their doors in July, in the light of the latest government guidance

The cinema-exclusive window of four months could be altered as the film industry looks to respond to Coronavirus

As filmmakers caution about not watching films on our phones, Simon Brew discovers our tellies are getting much, much bigger anyway

Tobias Soar uncovers why Manchester is the place to be for indie cinemas and cinephiles alike Under the grey skies, on the streets of the beaten post-industrial landscape, Manchester is the birthplace of Joy Division, the Stone Roses, Oasis and the iconic ‘Madchester’ movement – wonderfully captured in the 2002 film 24 Hour Party People