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Ōma Cinema Installs Christie Laser Projection

Wed, 04/24/2024 - 13:07 -- Nick Dager

Ōma Cinema in Mougins, France, has installed Christie projection in the new facility. Inspired by traditional Italian-style opera house balconies – and resembling a futuristic sci-fi layout – Ōma Cinema features innovative architecture, utilizing circular seating pods as part of a premium auditorium concept to improve viewing. Christie partner Cinewest chose the CP4435-RGB laser projector to deliver advanced Digital Cinema Initiative compliant cinema projection, paired with a custom 7.1 sound system.

Spotlight, Cinépolis Extend Long-Term Partnership

Wed, 04/24/2024 - 10:04 -- Nick Dager

Spotlight Cinema Networks and Cinépolis Luxury Cinemas today announced an extension of their long-term partnership which includes adding 47 more Cinépolis screens to Spotlight's national theatre network. As of April 1, 2024, Spotlight will represent all of the Cinépolis U.S. luxury locations, inclusive of five Moviehouse & Eatery theatres located across Dallas and Austin, Texas.

Vox Cinemas Reopens Theatre at Mall of the Emirates

Wed, 04/24/2024 - 10:01 -- Nick Dager

Vox Cinemas has reopened the Theatre at Mall of the Emirates following a complete transformation. The reimagined Theatre, which has been meticulously designed with audiences in mind and promises to deliver an elevated guest experience, marks another milestone in Vox Cinemas’ renovation and underscores its commitment to invest in and enhance its existing portfolio.

Hoyts Cinemas Partners with Mable on Sensory Screenings

Tue, 04/23/2024 - 12:28 -- Nick Dager

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.

PVR Inox, Malayalam Film Industry Still at Odds

Mon, 04/22/2024 - 10:39 -- Nick Dager

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like Telugu, which had bought the dubbing rights for Malayalam films, suffered losses as the films were abruptly withdrawn.

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