Sentence examples for community cinema from inspiring English sources
knlbfrzd.wordpress.com Newcastle Community Cinema Voted the UK's best film club for two years in a row, this community cinema in Northern Ireland claims to "put the old-fashioned excitement back into Saturday night at the movies".
Many had so much fun they went on to set up other projects, such as a community cinema.
Here, the eye-catching component, among the apartments, shops, hotel and provision for the long-established antiques and farmers' market, is a 55-seater community cinema.
The federation, which was formed in 1946, is a national support and development organisation for local film societies and community cinema groups.
Joar Nango has created a Mongolian community cinema; Alexander Brodsky critiques Russia's unregulated building industry with a pavilion of plastic cladding; sociologist Apolonija Sušteršič has built a platform for debating London gentrification; and Sean Griffiths has crafted a labyrinth that rethinks our relationship to real and illusionistic space.
So what started as a charming idea to refurbish a theater and turn it in to a community cinema house, has morphed into a big educational program whose tentacles have reached as far away as Caracas, Venezuela, where the center's staff has trained teachers to run their own programs.
Mkparu is currently working on a project that will take film distribution directly to the grassroots through a network of community cinemas.
To give back, eOne is allowing more than 100 community cinemas to play the film on DVD from 1 January on heavily reduced terms – an initiative that has the enthusiastic support of Loach.
Becky Clarke, head of operations at the Independent Cinema Office, says the organisation has noticed a growth in independent exhibitors, especially in terms of community cinemas and event/pop-up cinemas, with the number of people seeking advice on starting a local cinema up 129% from last year.
Instead he channelled his energy into his membership of the Campaign for Real Ale (Camra), chairing the Swindon branch for several years; and into the Swindon Film Society, fostering new community cinemas, and serving as treasurer/webmaster for Cinema for All South West.
"The cultural situation used to be almost zero in the Arab community: no cinema, no theater, no galleries," said Mr. Abu Shakra, the founder of the Umm el-Fahem Art Gallery.
