Representations of Age

Task 6: Independent Cinema Listings

Top 10 Independent Cinemas:

• Corn Exchange, Newbury
• Barn Cinema, Totnes
• Genesis, London
• The Phoenix Cinema, Finchley
• Greenwich Picturehouse 
• Curzon, Mayfair
• The Rio, Burnham-On-Crouch
• Cramphorn Theatre, Chelmsford
• Thameside Theatre, Grays
• The Rio, London

Listings: Home, Manchester

March 3rd:

• Spotlight- 12:40, 17:35
• A Bigger Splash- 13:00, 15:45, 17:45, 20:20
• Bone Tomahawk- 13:10, 17:50
• Rams- 13:25, 15:25, 18:10
• The Revenant- 14:35
• Room- 15:35
• King Jack- 15:55, 20:35
• NT Live: Hangmen- 18:45
• Trumbo- 20:25
• There Should Be Rules + Q&A- 20:40

All of the independent cinemas I have researched seem to show the same set of films, the most common of which include: A Bigger Splash, Rams, The Big Short, Spotlight, Carol, 45 Years and Youth.
Independent Cinemas attract people who simply want to watch outstanding films and stories. As independent cinema is not focused on big stars or budgets it focuses solely on telling inspiring, often true, stories about incredible people. This is what attracts people to see independent films at local, authentic cinemas such as The Barn Cinema in Totnes, Darlington.
Price is crucial when it comes to people wanting to go watch a movie and it is the price of an adult ticket that differs dramatically between multiplex cinemas and independent cinemas.
For example:
Odeon Chelmsford: Adult Ticket- £8.75
The Rio, Burnham-On-Crouch: General Admission- £3.00

Task 5: Institution Research

Task 4: Independent Film Research

Task 3: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2