Media | Cinema | Projection
There can’t be many people in the film business in London with more going on than Gerry Cottle Jr. Gerry’s the guy who founded Rooftop Film Club, which spawned the Drive-In Film Club. Which gave birth to the Underground Film … Continued
Drive-in cinema is a slice of Americana that has never got out of first gear in the UK.Our experience of catching a film on the big screen from the front seats of the car is limited to pop culture references … Continued
On this site we like to deal in cinemas that are a bit unusual. We’ve had a great time at Hot Tub Cinema, Rooftop Film Club and the Drive-In Cinema, as well as the brilliant range of independent and pop-up … Continued
Popcorn and Projector has been stat-munching again in a quest to find out which European country goes to the cinema the most. Have a look at our handy interactive map below. Source: The country that goes to the cinema the … Continued
Think most independent cinema exists in London? Is Manchester a mecca for all things indie? What’s the cinema scene like in Northern Ireland? Popcorn and Projector have been number crunching all weekend in an attempt to answer all these questions, … Continued
Paul Stanley has been a projectionist at the Phoenix Cinema in East Finchley since 1979. Yet in all that time the cinema, which now boasts Benedict Cumberbatch as a patron, hasn’t changed all that much. Source: Life as a Projectionist … Continued
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Lucy Jamieson from Rich Mix in East London gives us her thoughts on why you should head to your local indie this summer. Now that we’re hurtling headlong into summer, we’ll be hearing more and more about Event Cinemas. We’ll … Continued
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It’s 6pm and we’re standing what looks like a deserted car park but there’s more to it than that. Head on over to the Pavilion Car Park in Alexandra Palace and you’ll be whisked back in time to the 50s … Continued