Exhibition Features

By Alex Edghill The summer season at the box office is upon us yet again, and to coincide with this supercharged time at theaters we have a brand-new set of tools and tracking features at our fingertips here at Boxoffice....

“It’s going to be a unique and singular experience in movie history, and people are going to want to share that experience together—even more than Infinity War, frankly.”

by Daniel Eagan New York’s Museum of Modern Art continues its admirable exploration of Mexican cinema with “Roberto Gavaldón: Night Falls in Mexico,” a retrospective running April 24 through May 5. Like last year’s Emilio Fernández series, “Night Falls in...

An accomplished movie producer and entertainment executive, Moctesuma Esparza describes his decision to enter the exhibition business in very simple terms. “My interests have always centered on creating entertainment and getting that content to an audience,” says the Mexican American...

Distribution and exhibition adjust to a shifting landscape in the wake of industry consolidation at CinemaCon 2019.

It’s not a coincidence that the concessions area at most cinemas around the world is strategically placed between the lobby doors and the entryway to the auditorium.

On Thursday, January 17, the Event Cinema Association welcomed event cinema colleagues from across Europe to Vue Leicester Square in London for the 2019 ECA Slate and Insight Day.

The cinema business continues to take an increasingly global turn.

Kicking off yesterday, April 8th, the Museum of Modern Art’s “What Price Hollywood” film series pairs with a brand-new poster exhibition to show the evolution of sexuality and gender in Hollywood movies. It’s a broad subject, to be sure, but...

CinemaCon 2019 wrapped up yesterday, and earlier this week NATO's convention played host to a quartet of successful filmmakers at their annual roundtable.

With one less major studio generating feature projects for theaters, the need is stronger than ever for the remaining majors to pick up the slack. After a rocky couple of years, Paramount Pictures under its new chairman, Jim Gianopulos (a...

In theaters on April 5 from IFC Midnight, Emma Tammi’s The Wind blends Western and horror to tell a chilling, slow-burn story of a pioneer woman (Insidious: The Last Key‘s Caitlin Gerard) driven to the end of her psychological tether...