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DAY 2 : Audience, my love
Thursday 15thNovember 2018 HIGHLIGHT OF THE DAY VIDEO The morning session of this second day of lab focused on a core element in the cinema exhibition equation: audiences ! Maxence Delamare from the Europa Cinemas team opened the ball by introducing a survey which was recently done by the association concerning what are the network ...
EACD 2018 – Focus on Apolló Mozi (Pécs, HU)
Apolló is the oldest and smallest cinema of Pécs, a town in the southwest of Hungary, and it is the only art cinema of the region. This 2-screen theater has been in the Europa Cinemas Network for 12 years already, it was challenged a while back when the former operator left and the remaining team ...
EACD 2018 – Focus on Triskel Christchurch (Cork, IE)
Cork, Ireland. A beautifully restored 1700’s Neo-classical Georgian Church. Autumn 2018. Chris O’Neill’s venue is very special and he knows how to make the most of it by bringing in any quirky mainstream flick, gritty documentary or indie short film which fall outside of the ordinary. As it is proudly displayed on the official web ...
EACD 2018 – Focus on Kino Fenomen (Kielce, PL)
“I always wanted to be like a curator, creating and screening new things, organising special events and meeting with interesting people.” Jaroslaw Skulski, who participated to our Bologna Lab last june, has been at the head of Kino Fenomen (a single-screen art cinema in Kielce, in the south east of Poland) for 10 years now ...
EACD 2018 – Focus on Itsas Mendi (Urrugne, FR)
Situated not far from Saint-Jean-de-Luz and the Spanish border in the Basque country, overhung by the Rhune mountain, the welcoming single-screen theater Itsas Mendi (Sea & Mountains) has attracted more than 15 0000 spectators over the last year with its diverse and rich art house programme targeting a large spectrum of spectators. Workshops and visits ...
Slovakia – Cinéma Lumière (Bratislava)
Kino Lumière/Cinema Lumière – with its 4 screening rooms and the programming focused on art house cinema – is the only multiple-screen Film Club in the Slovak Republic. It is also one of the last cinemas in the world that screens 35 mm films on (almost) daily bases, most often in its FIAF screen called ...
Austria – Das Kino (Salzburg)
The Salzburger Filmkulturzentrum DAS KINO is the only arthouse cinema in Salzburg that screens films beyond the mainstream blockbusters. We focus on quality films with diverse cultural content. Besides Austrian and European films, as well US-independent productions, films from Africa, Asia, and Latin America are part of our program. All films are screened in original ...
Poland – Kino Nowe Horyzonty (Wroclaw)
New Horizons Cinema has been operating in Wroclaw since August 31, 2012. Wroclaw’s Kino Nowe Horyzonty is a 9 screens cinema, fuelled by the energy initiated at the New Horizons International Film Festival which rules during the summer. The cinema repertoire includes hits from world’s biggest festivals, reviews of films from around the globe (including ...
Czech Republic – Kino Aero (Prague)
Built in 1933, in the courtyard of a residential house in a purely functionalist style, Cinema Aero is one of the oldest art-house cinemas in Prague. In the 1990s, Kino Aero became a legendary film club that screened mostly art and classic film retrospectives. Now, it is a strong single screen cinema, where you can ...
Belgium – Sphinx Cinema (Ghent)
Sphinx cinema is located in the historical centre of Ghent. There has been a cinema at this venue for more than 100 years. Ghent is a university city but attracts many tourists as well, due to its medieval heritage. The cinema has 5 screens ranging from 50 to 240 seats. Situated in the middle of ...