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THE Borough’s two cinemas have taken measures to protect movie lovers during the coronavirus crisis. Wokingham’s newest cinema, Everyman, which opened in Elms Field in December, said that it is following official guidance from the UK Cinema Association (UKCA) and … Continued
Regal and Showcase Cinemas have officially announced their decision to close all locations nationwide due to the coronavirus outbreak… Source: https://screenrant.com/regal-showcase-cinemas-shutting-down-us-theaters-coronavirus/
A long queue of cars forms in front of a drive-in cinema in Seoul, as South Koreans look for safer spaces to enjoy a movie without the risk of contracting the coronavirus raging across the world. Source: https://www.albawaba.com/slideshow/
From Netflix Party to attending a film festival in your living room, here is how to keep calm and carry on communal film watching – at a safe social distance… Source: https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/mar/23/the-sofa-is-your-multiplex-how-to-keep-the-cinema-spirit-alive-in-the-age-of-coronavirus-netflix-party
Downing Street has ordered all pubs, clubs, cafes, restaurants, gyms, leisure centres, cinemas and theatres throughout England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland to close. Source: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/
Being forced to stay indoors due to coronavirus is proving tough. Most of us are already desperate for some fresh air. Fortunately, the medium of film might help. While a large number of people might have rushed at first to watch movies about … Continued
A campaign to boycott Cineworld has been making the rounds on Twitter after the popular chain ruthlessly laid off staff amid the coronavirus outbreak. Despite chancellor Rishi Sunak announcing that the government would pay 80 per cent of salary for … Continued
Cineworld workers at Broughton say they found out on Twitter that they had been sacked and are furious many will leave without a penny in redundancy. Staff heard on Tuesday that the chain was closing that evening for a temporary … Continued
Warner Bros. is pushing its forthcoming summer season theatrical releases till the coronavirus disaster calms down and exhibition makes a full-steam comeback. Source: https://bingepost.com/
After last week setting a May 4 deadline to decide if CineEurope would go ahead as planned this June, organizers at Film Expo Group have now said they are postponing the major exhibition convention to August. Source: https://deadline.com/