Exhibition Features

There are a lot of questions the kids of the world—and their parents and their babysitters and childless adults who just like a good animated movie—have about Disney’s Frozen II, hitting theaters in North America on November 22. Will it...

The Emerging Cinema Markets conference is coming back to Istanbul for its second edition in 2019. Boxoffice Pro France’s Aysegul Algan interviewed Rob Arthur, Founder & Director of DCS Events, who organizes the event, about this year’s convention. How many...

It all began with the vision of a Scottish master draper in Borehamwood, England, 14 miles northwest of London. Andrew Harkness founded Harkness Screens in 1929, abetted by his 18-year-old son, Tom, fabricating woven cinema screens at Borehamwood’s film studios....

Earlier this year, 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 will continue to honor the women who have...

Earlier this year, 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 will continue to honor the women who have...

Earlier this year, 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 will continue to honor the women who have...

Director James Mangold on the challenge of bringing Ford v Ferrari, a big-budget adult-skewing drama, to the big screen

By Ayşegül Algan Earlier this year, 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 will continue to honor the...

“Enhanced interrogation” was the phrase the Bush-Cheney administration used to describe the methods the CIA employed under its watch to try to coax information from detainees following the 9/11 attacks. To others, it was a cynical euphemism for “torture.” In...

For any filmgoer who lived in New York City in the 1960s and 1970s, the name “Cinema 5” was as familiar as that of Loews or Trans-Lux. Cinema 5 was the premier art-house circuit in Manhattan, comprising an array of...

It’s been a long time since Greek cinema was in the international spotlight. After a brief resurgence of the industry in the 1970s and 1980s following the collapse of the far-right military junta (1967–74), when filmmakers like Theo Angelopoulos and...

June 1942’s Battle of Midway was a turning point on the Pacific front. The battle gave the Japanese their first major decisive loss at America’s hands after Pearl Harbor, at the cost of 3,364 total dead on both sides. That...