Traduction de «Cinema ad » (Anglais → Français) :

5. Notes that the European cinema market is highly fragmented and diversified, a great majority of the cinemas having only one or two screens;

2. Points out that almost 1 billion cinema tickets were sold in the EU in 2010, demonstrating cinema's continued popularity and huge financial, growth and employment potential;

A number of cinemas have already planned a feast of European films on their screens between 10 and 24 October: the cinéma Le Parc in Charleroi (Belgium), Palace Cinemas in Prague, the Truffaut in Girona (Spain), Cinémas Lux in Caen (France), Utopia in Luxembourg and the Filmhouse in Edinburgh.

Special evening event in Paris on 22 November, in the presence of Viviane Reding and the French Minister for Culture, Mr Jean-Jacques Aillagon, during which a new European Prize for cinema operators, created by Europa Cinéma, will be awarded in two categories: one for the best cinema in terms of admissions and quality of programming and one for the cinema providing the best events for young spectators.

In Belgium, a number of cinemas (Cinéma Paradiso in Charleroi, Cinema Plaza Art in Mons) are celebrating the 75th anniversary of talking cinema by showing early talking films and silent films with musicians.

THE CINEMA'S FIRST CENTURY At the initiative of the French delegation, the Council adopted the following Resolution on the cinema's first century: "THE COUNCIL Aware of the place which the cinema has occupied for a hundred years in our common cultural heritage and the importance of its influence on the development of other means of expression and communication both in the arts and in the media; Aware of the fundamental role as a witness to the history of our community which the cinema has played throughout that period, Recognizing the importance of the cultural, technical and economic exchanges it has led to in Europe, Whereas the centenary of the invention ...[+++] of the cinematograph will be celebrated in the next few years, AGREES, with a view to celebrating the centenary of cinema, to: - increase action to restore films from the European heritage in the context of greater co-operation between Member States' archives, notably in the framework of the MEDIA programme (Lumière project); - encourage the dissemination of this heritage in European festivals and cinemas in initiatives to highlight the importance of this heritage for the future of European cinema; - promote awareness of the artistic trends of European cinema, its pioneers and its schools, in the interests of a continuing dialogue with contemporary film-makers; CALLS ON the Commission to participate in this campaign, in particular in liaison with the Council of Europe, by: - continuing and expanding its activities to commemorate this centenary, particularly as part of its action in support of film festivals; - helping to give maximum publicity to action taken in all Member States".