‘Jingle Jangle’ Review: Dancing Through the Snow

By Lovia Gyarkye

Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey (PG)

Opening November 13, 2020

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‘Fireball: Visitors From Darker Worlds’ Review: It’s Raining Mysteries

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Fireball ()

Opening Unknown Date

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‘Ammonite’ Review: Love on the Rocks

By Jeannette Catsoulis

Ammonite (R)

Opening November 13, 2020

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Covid restrictions 'unfair' on theatres, sector says

While cinemas, bingo halls and casinos in Wales are able to reopen, theatres remain closed.

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How Asian film is making moves to take over from Hollywood

As Hollywood filmmaking stalls during the pandemic, cinema's epicentre shows signs of edging East.

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‘The Dark and the Wicked’ Review: Home, but Not Alone

By Jeannette Catsoulis

The Dark and the Wicked (Not Rated)

Opening November 6, 2020

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‘Let Him Go’ Review: From Grief to Terror

By Glenn Kenny

Let Him Go (R)

Opening November 6, 2020

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Christopher Nolan: Film studios 'drawing wrong conclusions' from Tenet

Christopher Nolan says studios are "drawing the wrong conclusions" about releasing films in cinemas.

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How a demon-slaying film is drawing Japan back to the cinemas

The film is so popular it has broken a box office record held by animated classic Spirited Away.

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‘Raining in the Mountain’ Review: A Martial Arts Gem From 1979

By Glenn Kenny

Raining in the Mountain ()

Opening Unknown Date

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‘City Hall’ Review: Frederick Wiseman, for the People

By Manohla Dargis

City Hall ()

Opening October 28, 2020

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Coronavirus: Chester drive-in movie bogged down by lockdown loos

Movie-goers cannot cross the Welsh border to use the toilet facilities at the drive-in cinema.

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‘What the Constitution Means to Me’ Review: Pursuits of Happiness

By Elisabeth Vincentelli

What the Constitution Means to Me ()

Opening October 16, 2020

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‘Synchronic’ Review: Twisted, Trippy Trips Through Time

By Glenn Kenny

Synchronic (R)

Opening October 23, 2020

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‘Ham on Rye’ Review: Coming of Age, With Existential Unease

By Glenn Kenny

Ham on Rye ()

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The closed Edinburgh cinema costing £20,000 a month to run

BBC Scotland has a peek inside the Dominion to find out from the usually private family owners what it takes to operate an empty cinema.

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Bhanu Athaiya: Costume designer who won India's first Oscar dies

Costume maker Bhanu Athaiya shaped cinema style for decades, earning her an award for a Gandhi film.

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‘Belly of the Beast’ Review: Fighting for Incarcerated Women

By Lovia Gyarkye

Belly of the Beast ()

Opening Unknown Date

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‘White Riot’ Review: When Punk’s Stars Banded Against Racism

By Glenn Kenny

White Riot ()

Opening Unknown Date

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‘Martin Eden’ Review: Reading and Writing His Way Out of the Pit

By Manohla Dargis

Martin Eden ()

Opening October 16, 2020

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