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When the Hanover Theatre for the Peforming Arts opened in 2008 it marked the rebirth of the stage in Worcester. The theater was built in 1926 as the Fox-Poli Palace and had a 40-year run before being converted into a … Continued
One in 10 Londoners will visit the cinema on the first day after lockdown ends. UK FILM fans can’t wait to start going to the cinema again, with a quarter of the 2,000 UK adults polled saying they will visit … Continued
Honor Blackman, best known for the role of Pussy Galore in the 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger, has died. She was 94. Source: https://wmmr.com/honor-blackman
While the U.K.’s Curzon enjoys record views on its beefed-up Curzon Home Cinema streaming platform, other operators across Europe are turning to VOD to keep business flowing during the lockdown. On the third weekend in March, Curzon Home Cinema — … Continued
There are scores of former cinemas in Kent which are no longer showing movies and many have metamorphosed into bingo or snooker halls, blocks of flats, or something completely different. There are many reasons for their demise, town centre redevelopments, television, vandalism and … Continued
French Cinematheque publishes a movie from its archive for free every night on its new digital platform Henri. The first film published in Henri was La chute de la maison Usher in 1928. Source: https://www.somagnews.com/french-cinema-new-television-publishes-one-movie-free-every-night-henri/
Grodno thanked doctors around the world for their hard work using a 3D show. One of the shopping malls of the oblast capital used projection mapping techniques to display the flags of the countries that were affected the by coronavirus … Continued
The Latvian National Museum of Art wishes to continue to reach out to its esteemed public and adapts its exhibition format to the conditions of the COVID-19 crisis. From 6 April to 31 May 2020, the visitors of www.lnmm.lv, the homepage … Continued
THE new LNER Community Stadium in York is “almost complete” – as building work continues with a reduced workforce. City of York Council told The Press that the stadium, in Monks Cross, is still a live building site, but all staff are … Continued
Urgent financial support is required to save the film and television sector in Europe, according to a consortium of 51 organisations and companies. The Joint Film and Audiovisual Sector Covid-19 Statement has been published today ahead of a video conference … Continued