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Winners of 2008 DIGI Awards Announced - Excellence in digital signage technology, creativity and innovation honored

SEATTLE ( January 28, 2008) – The Digital Signage Group, a specialty digital signage distributor, to… Continue

LANDMARK THEATRES PROMOTES TED MUNDORFF TO CEO

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Thanks to WJZ-TV for the wonderful coverage of our opening benefit at Landmark's newest theatre!

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Movie lovers will be able to sip a glass of pinot noir while catching the latest independent flick at the new seven-screen art house theater to open Nov. 2 at Harbor East.

The Baltimore location will be the only movie theater in the city to hold a liquor license and one of 11 Landmark theaters to house a full bar. Landmark hopes a lobby bar and lounge appeals to "a more sophisticated audience as oppo

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In Rocket Science, I gave Hal Hefner, a bright and deadpan 14-year-old who is the movie’s lead, the precise sort of stutter I grew up with. This choice was not because I wanted to represent my own childhood so perfectly. It’s that I felt my sort of stuttering gave itself to sometimes artful (and sometimes artless), sometimes cunning (and sometimes bland) turns of phrase, and I really wanted Hal’s intelligence… Continue

Fox Searchlight and Landmark Cinemas hosted an industry/journo shindig (screening, party, performance) last night for Once, which is right now receiving a fresh TV-ad push and personal-appearance promotion by costars Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova.

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By Nick Dager

Landmark Theatres owners Todd Wagner and Mark Cuban have opened their new flagship theatre – The Landmark – located in the Westside Pavilion in Los Angeles. The theatre offers 12 state-of-the-art auditoriums, a wine bar and more than 3,000 free parking spaces.

Film fans from all over the greater Los Angeles area gathered in record numbers for the opening to see Mr. Brooks in 4K. On June 15th a 4K restoration of Stanley Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned t… Continue

It was Fateless that led me to Evening. After my life’s work as a cinematographer, Nobel Prize-winner Imre Kertész asked me to direct the story of his days in Auschwitz, an interpretation that above all would preserve linearity in the Holocaust universe. There could be no manipulation of time or exploration of side streets. The story had to be told directly as it was lived: a year of the unknowa… Continue

Over 20 celebrated filmmakers from around the world come together to show Paris in a way never before imagined. Through a kaleidoscope of stories about joy, separation, unexpected strange encounters and of course—love—their films capture both the reality of contemporary Paris as well as the enchantment one feels as a visitor. Cast includes Natalie Portman, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Elijah Wood, Nick Nolte, Bob Hoskins, Juliette Binoche, Emily Mortimer, Rufus Sewell, Gena Rowlands, Miranda Richardson an… Continue