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Cinema Now

A meditation on cinema(s) as they currently are - dormant, towering meccas of film that once served (and will again serve) strangers, families and communities.

2022·14m·2.0out of 10·1 votes

Documentary

A fragmented collection of independent closed cinemas, in London during lockdown, captured on Super 8mm film.

Directed by Louis Holder

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FeaturetteCinema Now | Now Crowdfunding on Indiegogo

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Cast

Aidan McCarthy

Self (voice)

Amir Daftari

Self (voice)

Anais Marchand

Self (voice)

Andrea Waite

Self (voice)

Angela O'Driscoll

Self (voice)

Ben Connolly

Self (voice)

Bethany Thompson

Self (voice)

Carolina Plaza Briones

Self (voice)

Chantelle Brown

Self (voice)

Chris Belas

Self (voice)

Christiana Bingley

Self (voice)

Christopher David Freeman

Self (voice)

Colin Lloyd

Self (voice)

David Naylor

Self (voice)

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Facts

Released
Apr 8, 2022
Runtime
14m
Status
Released
Language
English
Budget
$3,045

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