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Box Office: How To Top The Box Office
How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World flew in to first place this weekend, with £5.3m. Third time’s the charm for the franchise, as this is the highest opening so far, and the highest opening of 2019. Read more
DCM January Podcast 2019: Maisie McCabe, Deputy Editor, Campaign
It's the first DCM podcast of 2019 and Zoe Jones is joined by Campaign Magazine's Deputy Editor, Maisie McCabe. Read more
Counter Terrorism Policing launches cinema campaign
Powerful new film highlights the crucial role the UK public is playing in helping police and the security services disrupt terrorist activity Read more
Box Office: The Glass Ceiling
Glass maintains its unbreakable position at the top of the box office, despite reviews which have split critics. The crossover added £1.9m to take its total to £6.9m. Read more
Latest Film Release Changes: 30 January 2019
Check out what's changed on the film slate in our weekly update. Read more
Enter DCM’s Annual Fantasy Film League Oscars Special
The Oscar nominations are out with Roma and The Favourite leading the way. To mark the occasion, Digital Cinema Media’s (DCM) Fantasy Film League is back with the annual Oscars Special, building on the anticipation for next month’s ceremony. Read more
UK CINEMA ADMISSIONS HIT HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE 1970
Last year the British box office enjoyed its best year since 1970. Read more
Targeting cinemagoers this Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is a great way to reach an increased number of cinemagoers. Read more
2019 Oscar Nominations - the eight films you need to know about
The nominations for the 91st Academy Awards have been announced, with Roma and The Favourite both leading the way with 10 nominations, including Best Picture. Read more
Box Office - Cracking Week For Glass
Glass delivers nothing but pane for the rest of the top 10 this week, opening at the top of the pile this week with £3.4m, and shattering Split’s opening total of £2.5m to become M. Night Shyamalan’s second-highest opening after Signs, which opened with £3.7m. Read more
Musicals, Mysteries and Monsters Target 16-34s This May
May is a month of nostalgia and a prime time to reach that all-important 16-34 audience. We see the return of another Disney ckassic and a musical drama based on the life of a music superstar. Read more
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