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(l-r) Laure Gaultier (UNIC), Erin Von Hoetzendorff (NATO) and Jan Runge (ICTA & former CEO of UNIC)

Committee Announced for CJ’s 7th Top Women in Global Cinema

Celluloid Junkie is pleased to announce that it has completed the lineup of the Nomination and Selection Committee for the seventh edition Top Women in Global Cinema. As well as having the Celluloid Junkie team and an industry veteran return, we are pleased to be joined by two rising stars from the…

Top 50 Women in Global Cinema 2023 Needs You!

As the return to pre-pandemic box office levels inches closer, and after many enquiries and requests, we’re thrilled to announce the opening of nominations for our annual Top Women in Global Cinema 2023 list, back in its usual format. Now in its seventh year, and fresh off the back of our inaugural…

ShowEast 2014 - Hollywood Florida

Why We Are Not Covering ShowEast (This Year)

With ShowEast presently underway in Hollywood, Florida many of our readers have been asking why they can’t find coverage of the event on Celluloid Junkie. ShowEast is exactly the kind of industry event CJ has built a reputation of covering in great detail and we’re truly flattered (not t…

Come In We're Open

Where Were We?

If the emails that have been coming in from some of our loyal readers are any indication, some of you may be wondering where we’ve been or why the posts on Celluloid Junkie have decreased over the past six months. The explanation is quite simple really. Like all of those who blog about the ind…

Fancy Heading Up UK’s Digital Cinema Group?

The UK’s Cinema Exhibitors’ Association (CEA) had previously announced that they are setting up an organization to support small-to-medium sized exhibitors in the switch to digital, along the lines of the semi-hibernating Cinema Buying Group (CBG) of NATO. CEA’s CEO Phil Clapp comm…

Summer B.O. Blame Game Has Already Started

Apparently the stars are to blame for not delivering more hits this summer, which appropriately enough finished this past weekend with the star-less sci fi film District 9 taking the top spot. Not that it was a bad summer, since early reports indicate that there is a year-on-year increase for 2009 s…

Twitter’s Instant Reviews Has Hollywood Worried

A little bird told us that the Hollywood studios are starting to take note of the impact instant 140-character-or-less reviews can have on the box office prospects of a newly released films. Well, actually, it’s a Washington Post articles that examines what impact if any Twitter had on the mix…

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