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Edinburgh’s Filmhouse banks on celluloid as it reopens after three years
Desire for analogue seen as key to success as cinema opens its doors again after a campaign backed by Brian Cox
One of the UK’s most famous independent cinemas, the Filmhouse in Edinburgh, is banking on a surge of interest in celluloid film screenings when it reopens after a three-year closure.
The Filmhouse reopens later in June with a promise to put on 70mm film versions of the recent blockbusters Oppenheimer and The Brutalist, and other major films, to capitalise on growing interest in analogue screenings. Continue reading...
