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IF THIS DOESN’T charm your socks off, we don’t know what will.
Directed by Paul Butler Lennox, The Picture House features Dubliners reminisce about some of the capital’s old and forgotten cinemas from the pre-Cineworld days.
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Vintage cinemas like The Metropole Cinema, The Tower Cinema and The Rialto Cinema all get a shout out. There are also a few mentions of sneaky shifting in the back row and a discussion as to what the participants call the cinema. (The “pictures”. Always.)
Friday 15 November, 2024
Friday 15 November, 2024
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Lovely video features Dubliners reminiscing about the capital's old cinemas
IF THIS DOESN’T charm your socks off, we don’t know what will.
Directed by Paul Butler Lennox, The Picture House features Dubliners reminisce about some of the capital’s old and forgotten cinemas from the pre-Cineworld days.
Vintage cinemas like The Metropole Cinema, The Tower Cinema and The Rialto Cinema all get a shout out. There are also a few mentions of sneaky shifting in the back row and a discussion as to what the participants call the cinema. (The “pictures”. Always.)
Prepare to feel all warm and nostalgic.
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