Roxy Cinema
Cafe in Wellington
www.roxycinema.co.nz/
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What you should know about Roxy Cinema
Quite simply, The Roxy has brought back the romance and magic of cinema to New Zealand. The cinema began life as The Capitol Theatre in 1928, before being converted into a shopping mall, Capitol Court, in the late 1960s. The Roxy Cinema complex has received accolades internationally for its authentic Art Deco design, and incredible sculptures and artworks that showcase Weta Workshop talent. The Roxy Cinema has won over visitors from around the world and recently won the prestigious Best Cinema in New Zealand Award by the Australian Independent Distributors’ Association AIDA at the 68 th Australian International Movie Convention 2013.
The Roxy Cinema is co owned by some of Wellington’s most dynamic and creative residents Oscar winning editor Jamie Selkirk and wife Ann, Weta Workshop founders Tania Rodger and Sir Richard Taylor, local foodies Valentina and Daminda Dias. In 1932 the cinema was converted to screen 'talkies' making it the last theatre in Wellington to do so. The cinema operated throughout the 30s through to the early 60s, with the last film being screened in 1964. Eventually, the group got together and over many years architects drawings were being pawed over as early as the project got under way and to the delight of the owners, locals and visitors alike, the Roxy opened it doors for business on 1 April with the cinemas being opened on 7 April 2011
Ghost in the Shell 3D M Fri 8 30pm Sat 8 30pm Sun 8 30pm Mon 8 00pm Tue 8 45pm. The Opening Event of TED2017 will give cinema audiences a one of a kind opportunity to experience the conference with their communities as new TED Talks are presented for the beginning time in fore of 1,500 TED attendees, representing the world’s leading thinkers and doers in Vancouver, Canada.
Cinema goers will watch with their communities as the TED Prize winner receives a 1 million awards towards a creative, bold wish to spark global change. The Opening Event of TED2017 gives cinema audiences a one of a humane opportunity to experience the conference with their communities as fresh TED Talks are presented for the beginning time in fore of 1,500 TED attendees, representing the world’s leading thinkers and doers in Vancouver, Canada
The Roxy Cinema is co owned by some of Wellington’s most dynamic and creative residents Oscar winning editor Jamie Selkirk and wife Ann, Weta Workshop founders Tania Rodger and Sir Richard Taylor, local foodies Valentina and Daminda Dias. In 1932 the cinema was converted to screen 'talkies' making it the last theatre in Wellington to do so. The cinema operated throughout the 30s through to the early 60s, with the last film being screened in 1964. Eventually, the group got together and over many years architects drawings were being pawed over as early as the project got under way and to the delight of the owners, locals and visitors alike, the Roxy opened it doors for business on 1 April with the cinemas being opened on 7 April 2011
Ghost in the Shell 3D M Fri 8 30pm Sat 8 30pm Sun 8 30pm Mon 8 00pm Tue 8 45pm. The Opening Event of TED2017 will give cinema audiences a one of a kind opportunity to experience the conference with their communities as new TED Talks are presented for the beginning time in fore of 1,500 TED attendees, representing the world’s leading thinkers and doers in Vancouver, Canada.
Cinema goers will watch with their communities as the TED Prize winner receives a 1 million awards towards a creative, bold wish to spark global change. The Opening Event of TED2017 gives cinema audiences a one of a humane opportunity to experience the conference with their communities as fresh TED Talks are presented for the beginning time in fore of 1,500 TED attendees, representing the world’s leading thinkers and doers in Vancouver, Canada
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