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Cutting edge technology, stadium seating, 90 central locations & over 850 screens. Vue #Conferencing & #Events is the best & only choice for #bigscreenevents Vue offers 90 state of the art cinemas throughout the UK and Ireland, with over 850 screens. This includes over 265 3D screens, 11 Extreme Screens, 7 Gold Class screens, 6 Scene Screens and 3 IMAX screens where Vue project every film in Sony Digital Cinema 4K for ultra high definition pictures with four times more detail. Vue Cinemas offer a range of content, in addition to highly anticipated blockbusters, with event cinema titles including opera, ballet, musicals, national theatre, live streaming of sporting events and concerts through to hosting Gaming championships and dedicating multiple screens to eGaming arenas. Vue was founded in the UK following the acquisition of the Warner Village Cinemas in 2003 and is part of the largest cinema group in Europe, Vue International.

Picturehouse Cinemas is a writing and editing company based out of 116a Lordship Ln, London, United Kingdom.

Welcome to the world of Irish cinema. Operating since 1987, Film Ireland is an independent outlet dedicated to celebrating Irish film and is your go-to destination for all things related to the thriving world of cinema and film on the island of Ireland. Over the years, Film Ireland has not only provided comprehensive coverage of film news, festivals, reviews; covering everything from huge international blockbusters to micro-budget indigenous film, but has also played a significant role in supporting and promoting the industry. Film academics Roddy Flynn and Pat Brereton described Film Ireland as "a full-fledged debating space devoted to the politics of film support and film culture in Ireland." The magazine has been helmed by top industry names, which include the likes of Johnny Gogan, Hugh Linehan, Ted Sheehy and Ross Whitaker and featured contributions from Martina Niland, Lenny Abrahamson, Donald Clarke, Dr. Ruth Barton and Hollywood Foreign ress Association member Kimberly Reyes, amongst many others. Since 2013, Film Ireland has been led by Editor and Audio / Visual Artist Steven Galvin, and since 2018 has been supported by Assistant Editor and Filmmaker Gemma Creagh, ensuring the continuation of its cultural significance and steadfast support to the Irish film community.