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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.
Genres
Documentary
Overview
A fragmented collection of independent closed cinemas, in London during lockdown, captured on Super 8mm film.
Details
Budget
$3045
Revenue
$0
Runtime
14 min
Release Date
2022-04-08
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
1
Vote Average
2
Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
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)
David Ponder
Self (voice)
Derek Atkinson
Self (voice)
Diana Livrieri
Self (voice)
Neil Fox
Self (voice)
Francesca Marsh
Self (voice)
Gillian Lesley Scott
Self (voice)
Glen Hannah
Self (voice)
Ida Kukic
Self (voice)
Isabelle Siegal
Self (voice)
Jakco Code
Self (voice)
Jan Stefan Simonsen
Self (voice)
Jannatul Ferdous
Self (voice)
Jessica Tuck
Self (voice)
Jon Fisk
Self (voice)
Judith Harris
Self (voice)
Kaitlyn Bryson
Self (voice)
Karen Lord
Self (voice)
Karol Olszewski
Self (voice)
Karranne McKee
Self (voice)
Katy-Jane Kelly
Self (voice)
Kevin Atkins
Self (voice)
Klara Jovanov
Self (voice)
Laura Hodgson
Self (voice)
Libby Silverwood
Self (voice)
Lorraine Hill
Self (voice)
Mario Antonio Liptaj
Self (voice)
Marlaina Curtis
Self (voice)
Megan Anderson
Self (voice)
Monica Pereira
Self (voice)
Nicolet Nguyen
Self (voice)
Ross K Foad
Self (voice)
Sat Niangi
Self (voice)
Sue Sillett
Self (voice)
Suzanne Crombag
Self (voice)
Teodora Agarici
Self (voice)
Trevenen Harry
Self (voice)
Kat Leroy
Self (voice)
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