formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
In a round-up of the “most captivating tiny tourist attractions” in the UK, a unique location in Gower was listed as one of the best pocket-sized places to visit. The pint-sized cinema, La Charrette, was listed by The Times as … Continued
Peter Moore was a respectable local businessman by day, but a sadistic sex predator by night. Source: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/lifestyle/tv/bbc-dark-land-how-wales-22751647
Cardiff has a long history with the big screen and seeing these pictures of long-gone cinemas will transport you right back there. Source: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/lifestyle/nostalgia/gallery/cardiff-history-cinemas-where-when-22638156
Housed in a caravan with just eight seats the Sol Cinema from Swansea is thought to be the smallest in the world. Projectionist and co-founder Paul O’Connor says in a world of “plastic atmosphere” multiplexes this 1972 converted camper offers … Continued
In the small town of Brynmawr at the heart of the picturesque centre square is the well known Market Hall cinema. Having first opened in 1894, it is the oldest cinema in Wales, overseeing not only the vast changes in … Continued
It was built by a man who was annoyed when he couldn’t get into his local cinema to see Tarzan, but no-one expected the red carpet affair that came later Source: When a tiny cinema in a Swansea back garden … Continued