Ronald Chammah, a cinema owner in Paris, recalls the dire situation of 2022, worried about the future of French cinema following pandemic lockdowns. Recently, he celebrated record ticket sales for screenings of Armenian films, reflecting a resurgence in French attendance at theaters. Despite a disappointing global cinema business in 2024, France has seen a cultural revival, with many attending theaters as a moral duty. Film society Institut Lumiere noted a significant rebound in ticket sales, indicating a triumph over both pandemic constraints and the distractions of digital media.
Ronald Chammah reflects on the resurgence of cinema attendance in France post-pandemic, highlighting record ticket sales for niche films, showcasing a cultural revival.
Sean Baker cautions about the diminishing number of American movie screens and the cultural loss this represents, emphasizing the importance of reversing this trend.
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