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India's Carnival in Talks to Buy Cinemas in UAE, Bahrain
2018-07-03
India’s Carnival Cinemas and a partner in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are in talks to buy Qatar-based Novo Cinemas’ theatres in the UAE and Bahrain, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Bahrain: Cinemas Raise Ticket Prices to 3.5 Dinars
2018-06-23
A number of cinemas in Bahrain have raised the price of entry tickets to 3.5 dinars as of mid- June, i.e is 16 percent increase compared to 3 dinars.
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Saudis Flock to 'Black Panther' as First Public Cinema Premieres
2018-04-22
Dozens of Saudi families flocked to the movies on Friday for the first time in almost 40 years after the lifting of a ban on a form of entertainment once deemed corrupting and un-Islamic.
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Grand Cinema to Officially Open in Bahrain on Onset of May
2018-04-13
Grand Cinema, one of the leading cinemas in the Middle East, will officially open in the Kingdom on May 3 at The Walk Mall, Riffa. The Grand Cinema will have 12 theatres with a total of 1233 seats, designed with the latest technology and techniques.
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After Decades, Saudi Arabia's First New Cinema to Open April 18
2018-04-06
Saudi Arabia’s first cinema in more than 35 years will open on April 18 in Riyadh, the capital, the authorities said.
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Bahraini Companies Make Offers to Establish and Manage Cinemas in Saudi Arabia
2018-03-12
The Saudi ambassador to Bahrain said that Bahraini companies have made offers for the establishment, management and opening of cinemas in Saudi Arabia.
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Saudi Arabia begins Screening Films after Decades-long Ban Lifted
2018-01-16
Saudi Arabia began screening feature-length animated children's films this weekend in a makeshift theater, after a 35-year-old ban on cinemas was lifted in the conservative Islamic kingdom.
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BBC: Bahrainis Threaten to Boycott Cinemas
2018-01-13
BBC channel said that “Bahrainis threaten to boycott cinemas” after the increase in tickets prices.
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Cinema Tickets Prices in Bahrain Increase to 3.5 BD
2018-01-13
The cinema tickets prices in City Center Mall increased yesterday from 3 to 3.5 BD, which angered citizens and made them call to boycott the cinema through launching several hashtags, especially that this increase coincided with an increase in the gasoline prices and the selective tax, which added burden to the citizens.