Working with Hoyts Cinemas, Mable became Australia’s first-ever sensory screening partner in July last year, which saw the brand sponsor all screenings across the country. Mable is an Australian platform where people who require in-home or community care and support can search for and connect directly with independent support workers in their area.
Just six years after opening its first cinemas, Saudi Arabia’s big screen sector has accumulated SR3.7 billion ($986 million) in revenue, according to government data. According to the General Authority for Media Regulation, the industry sold more than 61 million tickets from April 2018 to March of the current year.
Showcase Cinemas UK patrons can see four of their favorite flashback films on the big screen at a discounted price in the coming weeks.
Showcase Cinemas UK is giving Eurovision fans something to sing and shout about this May, by screening the Grand Final live on its big screens
The dispute between the Malayalam film industry and exhibitor PVR Inox remains unresolved. The Malayalam film industry recently suffered a major setback when PVR Inox pulled Malayalam films from the screens across the country. Even other film industries like Telugu, which had bought the dubbing rights for Malayalam films, suffered losses as the films were abruptly withdrawn.
New York CineFest is back, bringing the magic of cinema to the heart of Manhattan. From April 25-28, film enthusiasts are invited to experience a captivating lineup of cinematic gems at the Look Dine-In Cinemas W57 theatre.
Miraj Cinemas, which says it is India’s third largest and fastest-growing national multiplex chain, has formed a partnership to upgrade its screens with Harkness’ Clarus XC screen technology.
Warner Bros. has crossed the one-billion-dollar mark at the international box office, becoming the first studio to reach the milestone this year. At 15 weeks, this is also the fastest the Studio has topped one billion dollars overseas. Warner Bros.’ previous record was 17 weeks in 2018. Projections through Sunday are $1.040 billion.
Supercines, Ecuador’s largest cinema chain, has just opened the 10-screen multiplex Supercines Orellana, which has been equipped with Christie cinema technology, including RGB pure laser projectors, Christie Vive Audio and LCD digital signage displays. T&T Cinema supplied and installed all Christie equipment in the new complex.
Mauritius exhibitor MCine is moving from the hard disk drive delivery of digital Cinema Packages and is moving to electronic delivery using the Qube Wire platform.
