Reach 16-34 Audiences in July
An original action-comedy star movie and the return of two successful franchises will draw in young audiences in July. Read more
An original action-comedy star movie and the return of two successful franchises will draw in young audiences in July. Read more
Check out what's changed on the film slate in our weekly update. Read more
1917 is proving to be the biggest awards season title for at least seven years. Read more
As in previous years, the UK Cinema Association, in partnership with DCM, is able to offer its smaller operator members a significant discount on the standard registration fee for the CineEurope cinema convention, which will take place from 22-25 June in Barcelona. Read more
Check out what's changed on the film slate in our weekly update. Read more
The UKCA has confirmed details for its latest round of member meetings. Read more
On Friday 17th January DCM were extremely privileged to be invited to the Centennial celebrations of the Picturedrome Bognor Regis, which first opened its doors in 1919! Read more
On the first DCM podcast of 2020, Tom is joined by Michael Ajih, a comic book fanatic and one of the most knowledgeable and enthusiastic people about the comic book world that you could hope to meet. Read more
1917 held the box office in its second weekend, proving it’s not just a one-shot wonder; the film dropped just 16% to add £6.1m. Read more
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is back and set to be as popular as ever, kicking off with a solo film for one of its main Avengers that’s forecast to deliver 13 16-34 TVRs. Read more
In Campaign’s 2020 Year Ahead forecast piece, Hannah Gething, Head of Cinema, OMD UK discusses why the big screen isn’t losing its power anytime soon. Read more
Celluloid Junkie has published its 2019 year in review for the cinema industry, focusing on the hits and misses of the past year 12 months. Read more
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