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Reel boss Suri insists his firm is a victim of about turn, but French company says cover does not apply… Read more: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2020/04/26/cinema-chain-hurt-axa-refuses-pay-7m-insurance-claim/
Edgar Wright was one of the first to issue a rallying cry in support of London’s shuttered cinemas. Now independent distributor and streaming site MUBI has come to the party in a big way by announcing a new fund to help … Continued
From his parodies of celebrity culture to his depiction of gender identities, there is still a lot to unpack on the centenary of the film director’s birth. Read more: https://frieze.com/article/fellini-100-rewatching-satirist-machismo
With Coronavirus still gripping the nation, and with both cinema chains like ODEON Harrogate and Everyman Cinema Harrogate temporarily closed, and even the local Film Festival taking a more ‘Stay at Home’ approach, we have decided to give you a cultural injection, … Continued
Some of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters are being streamed for free on YouTube from this weekend. Film studio Lionsgate is launching a series of Saturday cinema nights to bring the nation together during lockdown. Lionsgate Live! A Night at The Movies … Continued
No Time To Die’s release could be pushed back even further, after the James Bond film was delayed by seven months due to coronavirus. Daniel Craig’s final outing as 007 was scheduled for release on 2 April, but in March, … Continued
A UK building firm has lost its bid to sue the Freedom Church for nearly £500,000 after disagreements arose over a £1.24 million construction contract. Read more: https://jerseyeveningpost.com/news/2020/04/30/odeon-site-builder-loses-bid-to-sue-church-for-500000/
Another of Swansea’s landmark buildings could be revitalised and brought back into use as a music venue. The new owners of the Albert Hall want to create a venue for 900 music fans and introduce office space, flats and a rooftop bar. … Continued
The three are among several heritage assets in South Tyneside which have been regenerated for public use in recent years. And now campaigners hope the former Regent Cinema and Mecca Bingo Hall, in Dean Road, South Shields, could be the … Continued
The impressive double-storey brick building dates back to 1914. The cinema closed in 1960 and the property has recently been used as a plumbers’ merchants but the mosaic tiled floor from its days as a picture house is understood to … Continued