The Silver Screen Renaissance

In a quiet corner of central Seoul, inside the historic Nagwon Instrument Arcade, 80-year-old Jung Jung-kyu makes his daily pilgrimage.

He travels an hour from Hanam to reach the Silver Cinema, where he is greeted by friendly staff and a welcoming atmosphere.

The Bucket List: Popcorn Profits

There was a time, not so long ago, when the most exciting innovation at the concession stand was the introduction of sliders.

Now, viral collectibles are reshaping the concession stand experience, driving sales and customer engagement.

CinemaCon 2026: What to Expect

When roughly 6,000 film industry delegates convene at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas from April 13-16, they will do so against a backdrop that feels genuinely different.

The industry is in transformation, with new technologies and audience expectations shaping the future of cinema.

Building Tomorrow's Audience

At a time when exhibitors worldwide are grappling with how to attract younger audiences away from streaming services and gaming consoles.

A cinema and culture centre in Oslo, Norway has quietly developed a code for youth engagement.

The Global Kernel: Popcorn & Profit

The cinema industry, for all its technological evolution, remains tethered to a few stubborn, profitable traditions.

And choices, from silent film to Dolby Atmos, from 35mm to the latest laser projection, continue to define the cultural cinema experience.

Private Cinema Innovation

As the cinema industry continues to evolve in response to changing consumer expectations and the ongoing challenge of competing with home entertainment options.

There is a new type of ‘premium’ being explored, with lessons from The(Any)Thing for Metro Private Cinema.

Generation Alpha: Cinema's Next Revolution

The latest research from GWI reveals something that should have every cinema executive sitting up and taking notice.

Generation Alpha, those born after 2010, represent a significant shift in audience behavior and preferences.

Adil Zerouali on VDR & Christie's Role

The sunlight reflecting off the Croisette isn't the only dazzling thing at the Cannes Film Festival this year.

Christie Digital, a long-standing provider of cinema technology, is playing a key role in discussions around VDR and its applications.