formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
An independent Kingston movie theatre owner says the theatre will be popping popcorn and welcoming back guests as soon as they’re allowed, after the community helped raise $100,000 to keep the cinema’s doors open during the COVID-19 pandemic. Source: https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/lights-camera
Samsung Electronics Canada Inc. is proud to announce The Premiere, its new 4K Ultra Short Throw laser projector, will be available in Canada in January 2021. The new 4K laser projector provides a big picture cinematic experience in the comfort … Continued
The title of the World’s Oldest Operating Purpose Built Cinema is in the possession of the Plaza Cinema in Ottawa, Kan. The Guinness World Records recognized the theater’s age and historical value in 2017. The theater began showing movies in … Continued
COVID-19 restrictions that have been keeping people safe and healthy have also prevented many arts and culture activities from taking place. To help organizations adapt and maintain their operations through this difficult time, the province is awarding $2.1 million in … Continued
It’s been an absolute whirlwind few years for Canadian theatre chain Cineplex, who faced major setbacks due to the COVID-19 pandemic and also went through a failed corporate takeover from the UK chain Cineworld. Further cementing that it’s the end … Continued
Filmmaker apologizes for claiming family came from the Quebec Algonquin community. The National Film Board of Canada has pulled a documentary from the slate of the 2021 Sundance Film Festival, after questions surfaced about the filmmaker’s claim to indigenous roots. … Continued