India’s box office is witnessing a record-breaking surge. According to a report by Ormax Media, the cinema industry in India achieved its highest ever box office collections in both 2023 and 2024, surpassing the pre-COVID peak by 12 percent and eight percent, respectively. Various media reports indicate that 2025 is set to be even more promising, with a stellar content lineup and strong content buzz.
The cinema marketing and data analytics firm Screen Insider has announced the appointment of Joe Garel as its new head of sales.
Event cinema producer Exhibition on Screen invites UK cinema goers to discover the origins of Impressionism with Dawn of Impressionism: Paris, 1874, which provides a look at the 1874 exhibition which saw the birth of the art movement.
National CineMedia, operator of the largest cinema advertising platform in the U.S., today announced its consolidated results for the fiscal fourth quarter ended December 26, 2024.
Trafalgar Releasing and CJ 4DPlex are partnering again to bring the energy of Seventeen’s [Right Here] World Tour to cinemas worldwide with Seventeen’s [Right Here] World Tour in Cinemas.
In collaboration with Samsung, legendary Paris venue Pathé Palace has installed LED cinema screens as part of a wider visual overhaul at the Renzo Piano designed building. At the 2025 Inavation Awards Samsung took home the Applied Technology Award for its work on this project.
Arts Alliance Media has appointed Alan Bowen as its new chief executive officer with immediate effect. Since joining AAM in 2019, Bowen has played a pivotal role in the company’s evolution, holding key positions including CFO and COO.
National CineMedia, operator of the largest cinema advertising platform in the U.S., plans to issue its fourth quarter and full year 2024 earnings results after the market closes on Thursday, March 6.
Samuel Goldwyn Films has acquired the North American rights to Nick Hamm’s resistance epic, William Tell. The medieval action-drama was written and directed by Nick Hamm.
The Thai media industry is expected to generate 122 billion baht ($3,561,941,280 in US dollars) in advertising revenue this year, up 3.9 percent compared to 118 billion baht last year, the Media Agency Association of Thailand has reported. Cinema’s share of that revenue is projected to be 10 percent.
