With the New Year upon us, it is time to think balance sheets, budgets and how to better ones business. More

With Valentines Day approaching, Film Journal International continues its annual report on new cinemas by highlighting a selection of choices where moviegoers can take their sweethearts (or anyone) for a special night out. More

It is important that the market gets a good view and perspective on what is possible and coming, Wim Buyens tells Film Journal International about the newest technology on hand and latest developments in store for cinemas at Barco. More

...declarations. Happy Valentines Day!E-mail European news items for Andreas Fuchs to kevin.lally@filmjournal.com More

3D is here to stay. It is not going anywhere, promises noted stereographer Keith Collea of 3D Film Arts. More

During the past seven years, Film Journal International has exclusively surveyed recent cinema construction. Over the next few months, we will again be reporting about new (and/or improved) projects, analyzing trends... More

...Modern Arts Department of Film.E-mail news items for Andreas Fuchs to kevin.lally@filmjournal.com More

Christie recognized a number of years ago that China was in a perfect position to move very rapidly from analog 35mm to digital, notes Jack Kline of Christie Digital Systems USA. More

In view of the astonishing cinema development across China that will certainly be the key takeaway topic from CineAsia 2011, Film Journal International presents a decidedly selective trio of exciting projects that caught our attention while reviewing our upcoming Class of 2011. More

Over the past year or so, the global exhibition community has become accustomed to talking about accelerated growth of its d-cinema screens. For this special edition on CineAsia, we decided to take a look at how an entire subcontinent has been covered with the help of satellite technology. More