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There will be bargain screenings for just GBP £5 for early afternoon screenings and a special menu to accompany films. UK – Birmingham’s Mockingbird cinema in the Custard Factory in Digbeth will go from screening the occasional cult classic to first run features from 18 November. The West Australian – 26 October 2016 Mockingbird Cinema in Custard Factory, Digbeth (photo: Birmingham Mail) The 12-screen cinema will be a welcome addition to the neighbourhood since the Piccadilly Cinema shut three years ago. (image: artist’s impression)Īustralia – Palace Cinemas will open a new multiplex in Perth as part of the Raine Square re-development. Hannoveriche Allgemeine (DE) – 24 October 2016 Palace Cinemas is part of the Raine Sq overhaul. Hans-Joachim Flebbe has together with the Madsack Mediengruppe found a solution that will allow the cinema to become a smaller luxury screen of 28 square meters (previously 36 sqm) with 80 seats. The Kuppel cinema located in the Hannover on top of the Anzeiger building (16 floors and 200 steps up) with its 12 meter high screen was previously a planetarium. Germany – Germany’s highest located cinema is closing for renovation and will re-open in 2018 as a luxury lounge cinema. Screen Daily – 25 October 2016Ĭinema Opening/Closings Germany’s highest cinema – soon to be re-born. Sounds like what the ECA has been doing all along, but with 155 members, perhaps it needed a smaller core group to focus.

The group, which has nine industry members, will raise the profile of event cinema and also act as a lobby and a best practices group. UK – The Event Cinema Association (ECA) has set up an advisory committee headed by Isabelle Fauchet. 20,70 people have attended so far, though it is not clear if that count also includes the babies. Tachikawa Cinema City introduced ‘baby friendly’ screenings as long as 2007 but only once per year (!) with the film decided by the planning committee. Japan – Mother and baby screenings are celebrating ten years in Japan, a country famed for its low birth rate. El Pais (ES) – 26 October 2016Īccess Mother-baby screening in 2011. Spanish ticket prices have already dropped on average from €6.97 in 2014 to €6.10 in 2015. In May this year the number was 1.7 million and in November 2015 it was 1.9 million. The event is hoping to break the 2014 record of 2.2 million spectators, though target is 2 million. Spain – The Fiesta del Cine when all cinema tickets are €2.90 has kicked off with a first-day record of 909,442.

There will also be free or discounted admissions to museums and other cultural institutions. Korea (Republic of – South) – South Korea is launching a ‘Day of Culture’ when cinema tickets are discounted to KRW 5,000 (USD $4.40) between 9:00 and 17:00 on the last Wednesday of the month with all three big cinema chains (CGV, Lotte and Mega Box). Times of India – 26 October 2016 26 October is Day of Culture in South Korea. Ticket prices have been kept in check for the past ten years, even as multiplex with higher costs have grown and the much-hated ‘entertainment tax’ has gone up from 10% to 30%. Cinemas are expected to be able to charge INR 300 (USD $4.48) for opening weekend and then INR 150-200 (USD $2.24-$2.99). India – Meanwhile in Southern India, where ticket prices are capped by the state governments, a price hike is imminent. India – The most expensive ticket for Diwali release “ Ae Dil Hai Mushkil” will set you back INR 2,200 (USD $32.92) at the PVR Director’s Cut in Delhi for its VIP (platinum Superior) seats. In 2015, 12.5 per cent of the audience was aged 55 and over, up from 11.5 per cent the year before, and also the highest level since 2008.Īnd Grimsby is where “Fifty Shades of Grey” was the most popular film for a night out. Older people are making up an increasing proportion of cinema audiences, with 9.5% of cinema goers in 2015 aged 45 to 54, its highest level since 2008. However, this has been falling from a peak of 35 per cent in 2011. People aged 15 to 24 make up the biggest proportion of cinema goers, around three in 10 of those in the audience (29 per cent) last year. UK – The British Film Institute (BFI) has released its research on cinema going in the UK. BFI cinema stats out, pricey Diwali film, South India ticket cap up, Korea’s culture days, Spain’s Cinema Feast, Japan’s 10th year of baby friendly screenings, ECA advisory committee, Hannover’s nosebleed cinema refurb, Palace Cinemas in Perth, Mockingbird Cinema in Birmingham, bijou cinema in Poland, fine dining multiplex in North Carolina and Germany’s top cinemas.įollow Celluloid Junkie on FACEBOOKfor NEWS and UPDATES.

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