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Young people fuel cinema’s post pandemic revival but figures remain lower

When cinemas closed during the pandemic and streaming platforms surged, some predicted that this would mark the end of traditional

Shrek on his green carpet at the exclusive influencer screening

It ain’t ogre yet: Shrek’s 25th anniversary brings fans back to the swamp

The fairytale continues for Shrek and Fiona as they return to cinemas to celebrate the film’s 25th anniversary. Cineworld is

Cine Brazil: Unpacking the real Brazil

Cine Brazil is a socially minded cinema project bringing Brazilian filmmaking to London audiences.  Set up by three Brazilians who

Inside the Prince Charles Cinema: London’s Legendary Indie Screen That Refuses to Close

Nestled on the same street corner for decades, the Prince Charles Cinema has long fended-off controversy due to its programming choices.

Odeon Parkway, Camden

The independent cinemas outliving London’s multiplexes

Independent, community-based cinemas in north-west London are fighting to offer viewers something new amid the closure of Camden Odeon. The

The cast and crew of Time Travel is Dangerous at the premiere (Credit: Claudia Macaluso)

WATCH: Time Travel is Dangerous gala premiere

North West Londoner attended the exclusive gala premiere of the new British sci-fi comedy, Time Travel is Dangerous at the

Director Rob Falconer introducing the film Gay Men's Guide to Safer Sex '97

Review: Gay Men’s Guide to Safer Sex ’97

Gay Men’s Guide to Safer Sex ‘97 is erotic art, informational video, and a key part of queer history all

Ealing Film Festival

Ealing Film Festival opening night kickstarts week-long celebration

The Ealing Film Festival opened with a selection of student films commencing a week of British and international short film

An empty cinema

What’s next for London’s cinemas? A data analysis of the state of the film industry

In March 2020, cinemas across the capital closed their doors and the British film industry came to a grinding halt.

Still image from Powell and Pressburger film The Red Shoes (1948) showing actress Moira Shearer as ballerina Victoria Page

BFI announces largest-ever archive celebration of Powell and Pressburger films

The British Film Institute announced this week a major new project for Autumn 2023, celebrating the iconic work of film-making

Dinner by Candle Light

Five romantic things to do in London for Valentine’s Day

Bored of basic dinner dates? Struggling for Valentine’s Day inspiration? Here’s five exciting events taking place in London which are

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