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Deep Dive: Cinema Now (2022)

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Cinema Now
In 'Cinema Now', the narrative centers on independent closed cinemas in London, captured on Super 8mm film during the lockdown. The film presents a visual representation of the city's cinematic landscape, focusing on venues that were once lively but now remain silent. Through empty lobbies and shuttered screens, the documentary conveys the impact of the pandemic on local culture and the arts. The film emphasizes the importance of these independent cinemas to the community. It invites viewers to reflect on the loss of shared experiences and the future of the film industry. Directed by Louis Holder, the 14-minute film uses Super 8mm footage to create a unique aesthetic that complements its themes.

Why Watch

  • •See London's independent cinemas in silence.
  • •Find out how the pandemic affected local culture.
  • •Meet the community behind these cinematic venues.

Did You Know

•The film was directed by Louis Holder in 2022.
•It has a runtime of 14 minutes.
•The documentary features independent cinemas in London.
•The film was shot on Super 8mm film during the lockdown.

Perfect For

Film history enthusiastsDocumentary loversLondon cinema fans