Boxoffice Magazine
Indie Focus: New York Cinema Veteran Nicolas Nicolaou
As the cinema industry emerges from the Covid-19 pandemic, Boxoffice Pro and Spotlight Cinema Networks are partnering to profile movie theaters and influential industry figures from across the country and asking them to share their first-person accounts of bringing the...
Man vs. Beast: Baltasar Kormákur Pits Idris Elba Against a Rogue Lion in Universal’s Thriller
Icelandic director Baltasar Kormákur is no stranger to the dangers of the natural world. In 2012’s The Deep and 2018’s Adrift, characters fight for their lives against the open expanse of the sea; in 2015’s Everest, it’s the titular mountain...
Strangers on a Train: David Leitch’s Bullet Train is Heading Directly to a Theater Near You
A big-screen spectacle optimized for the theatrical experience, Sony’s Bullet Train arrives in theaters this August with a point to prove at the box office. Bullet Train is the rare studio tentpole that bets on capturing a moviegoing audience without...
Marcus Theatres’ Rob Novak Receives the 2022 Bert Nathan Memorial Award
After managing movie theaters for 16 years, Rob Novak moved up to Marcus Theatres’ home office in Wisconsin to become the growing circuit’s new head of concessions and food and beverage (F&B) during a critical time. Marcus Theatres has significantly...
The Extraordinary Lives of So-Called Ordinary People: Writer-Director Clio Barnard Celebrates Mature Love in Ali & Ava
BAFTA-nominated writer-director Clio Barnard’s 2010 debut feature, The Arbor, an experimental documentary about the life of playwright Andrea Dunbar, won her significant acclaim, including the Best New Documentary Filmmaker honor at the Tribeca Film Festival and the British Newcomer and...
