Exhibition Features

“There’s a certain kind of passion that exists in art houses that draws people to them,” says Russ Collins, executive director of Ann Arbor’s Michigan Theater and founding director of Art House Convergence. Taking place January 19–23 in Midway, Utah,...

The nation’s art houses, specialty distributors, and nonprofit cinemas will once again convene in Midway, Utah, for the latest edition of Art House Convergence (AHC). Boxoffice Pro spoke with Alison Kozberg, AHC’s managing director, to preview this year’s conference and...

By John Fithian, President & CEO, NATO and Jackie Brenneman, General Counsel & Director of Industry Relations, NATO Moviegoing is largely the same across the world: People of all ages come to a theater to watch a story in a...

Few specialty distributors approach the record of accomplishment of Fox Searchlight Pictures, currently celebrating its 25th anniversary. Formed in 1994 by Tom Rothman and making its debut in theaters in August 1995 with Edward Burns’s The Brothers McMullen, this cutting-edge studio...

Makoto Shinkai has been making animated features since 2004, but his career skyrocketed to new heights with his 2016 release, Your Name. That gorgeously rendered tale of a teenage boy and girl who inexplicably keep switching bodies was a worldwide smash,...

by Rebecca Pahle and Vassiliki Malouchou Small theaters and large, dine-in theaters or traditional concessions—movie theaters generate a ton of waste. We’re talking popcorn buckets, soda cups, plastic straws, and candy boxes —front-of-house items, or those used by consumers—but also...

“This song of the Man and his Wife is of no place and every place; you might hear it anywhere, at any time,” reads the first intertitle of F.W. Murnau’s masterpiece Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans. Almost a century...

Miguel Arteta hopes to brighten up a truly dreary January. The director’s Like a Boss, in theaters from Paramount this Friday, assembles the comedy dream duo of Rose Byrne and Tiffany Haddish, playing best friends who also own cosmetics a...

Total 2019 box office might have seen a dip since the heights of 2018, but with the likes of Avengers: Endgame, The Lion King, Joker, and Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker hitting big, there were still...

A snowstorm took Los Angelenos by surprise the first week of December. Down at the Regal L.A. Live a different kind of ice was taking over. With ice sculptures, an ice bar, and Vanilla Ice playing, the tone was surely...

By Daniel Eagan The Museum of Modern Art runs its essential To Save and Project series from January 9 – 22. This is the 17th edition of a series devoted to showcasing significant film restoration projects from around the world....

In 2019, Boxoffice Pro partnered with Celluloid Junkie to present the fourth-annual list of Top Women in Global Exhibition, published in our CinemaCon issue. Throughout 2019 and early 2020, Boxoffice Pro continues to honor the women who have an immeasurable...