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  1. And cinema seems broad (or vague) enough to capture the essence of the form, whether we use it specifically in reference to that art house film, or to refer to the more commonplace production and consumption of movies, TV, streaming series, videos, interactive gaming, VR, AR or whatever new technology mediates our experience of the moving image ...

  2. A television film, alternatively known as a television movie, made-for-TV film/movie, telefilm, telemovie or TV film/movie, is a feature-length film that is produced and originally distributed by or to a television network, in contrast to theatrical films made for initial showing in movie theaters, and direct-to-video films made for initial release on home video formats.

  3. HunanTV Movie Channel (China) HDNet Movies (United States) I Heart Movies (Philippines) IFilm (Iran) IRIB Namayesh (Iran) J&T Enterprise. CS Film (Czechia & Slovakia) CS Horor (Czechia & Slovakia) JOJ Cinema (Czechia & Slovakia) JSBC Films & Series Channel (China) KabloTV/Sinema TV. Sinema TV (Türkiye) Sinema TV 2 (Türkiye) Sinema Aksiyon HD ...

  4. Global Pay TV & Online Video Subscriptions (Millions) Source: IHS Markit . TV channel watching is still the most popular leisure: users watch TV more than 15 times more than films. However, cinema is growing a little faster. U.S. Online movie views/transactions (Billions) U.S. Online TV views/transactions (Billions) Source: IHS Markit . Who is ...

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  5. The movies were a mag­i­cal place of won­der for me. My father man­aged movie the­atres for almost 50 years.. so my sense of self was def­i­nite­ly affect­ed by the medi­um. My home is adorned with orig­i­nal fim posters and filled with blu­rays.

  6. Cinema refers to the art and technology of motion pictures, encompassing the process of creating films and the experience of watching them in theaters. It combines visual storytelling, sound, and performance to engage audiences emotionally and intellectually. As a medium, cinema has evolved significantly over time, reflecting cultural shifts and technological advancements in visual narratives.

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  8. It is likely, then, that an understanding of cinema requires less an ontology (that is, a definition of the very being, the very nature, of the cultural form) than a history or a sociology of the various forms of cinema that have been and will be.

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