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NewsBBFC appoints David Austin new director
Current director David Cooke to step down in March 2016.
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NewsDCM: 2016 to be biggest ever year for family films
Speaking at DCM Upfronts, Tom Linay predicts strong 2016 at UK box office; Sir John Hegarty delivers keynote.
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NewsOdeon-UCI chief issues warning to UK cinema industry
Speaking at today’s UKCA conference, Ian Shepherd said that the industry’s current good health is not necessarily permanent and more needs to be done to sustain growth.
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NewsParis attacks: cinemas reopen, Disneyland remains shut
Bridge of Spies, Jane Got a Gun, Steve Jobs junkets cancelled.
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NewsRiots cancel 'Black' screenings
Two screenings in Brussels of the Toronto award-winner cancelled over age-rating dispute.
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NewsUKCA conference to explore marketing for cinema audiences
The event will take place at Picturehouse Central on November 17.
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NewsBFI to offer young people £3 tickets
16-25 year olds can now buy £3 last minute tickets at BFI Southbank.
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NewsIMAX, Fox sign first multi-picture deal
Deadpool and Independence Day Resurgence will both be released in IMAX in 2016.
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NewsChina to become biggest IMAX market, says CEO
IMAX will have 500 Chinese sites within a couple of years, with that number potentially rising to 1000.
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NewsRewards doubled for cinema staff who disrupt illegal recordings
Incentive aimed at combatting piracy in UK cinemas during the release of Spectre, Star Wars and The Hunger Games.
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NewsUniversal, 'Amy' big winners at Screen Awards 2015
The Screen Awards has unveiled its 2015 winners, recognising excellence in UK marketing, distribution and exhibition.
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NewsNews In Brief: NATO unveils Q3 average ticket prices
In other news, New Films International has set a day-and-date US release for The Sound And The Fury while the Canadian Film Centre has begun the Toronto shoot on 22 Chaser.
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NewsDCM to take over Curzon contract from Pearl & Dean
DCM will oversee Curzon’s cinema advertising portfolio from Jan 1 2016.
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NewsNATO unveils new officers
Celebration! Cinemas CEO John D Loeks has been appointed chairman following the annual general meeting of the National Association Of Theatre Owners (NATO) in Washington from October 7-8.
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NewsChristopher Nolan issues warning over the future of cinema
Interstellar director slams exhibitors who fail to “put on a show”.
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NewsEurocinema to expand global VOD reach
The company will launch Eurocinema World, a live channel and SVOD service.
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News'Black Sails' star set to debut short film
Toby Stephens’ short In Vitro will be available to watch on the We Are Colony platform from today, Sept 30.
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NewsCurzon boss reveals ‘Beasts’ UK release details
SCREEN SUBSCRIBERS: Philip Knatchbull talks about Curzon’s theatrical deal with Netflix for Cary Fukunaga’s festival hit.
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NewsOdeon, NFTS team for short film festival
Big Shorts will feature eight short films from the NFTS.