SINGAPORE – Indie cinema The Projector, stomping ground of hipsters and bankers alike, marked 10 years in business on Jan 25 with 340 people lobbing spoons at the big screen. Flying cutlery, toilet paper and water guns are tradition at the theatre’s riotous interactive screenings, which in its early years also included uncooked rice – before staff “got smart” about clean-up. These – along with music gigs, comedy, drag and even Web 3 nights – make up the thousands of events that have turned the picture house into a motley cultural agora.
Source: Where Tarkovsky meets Spider-Man: Art-house cinema The Projector turns 10 | The Straits Times