Cinecube completely replaces screening systems, including 4K laser projectors, to mark 26th anniversary
Art house cinema Cinecube has undergone a major upgrade to its screening environment…
Art house cinema Cinecube has extensively improved its screening environment to mark its 26th anniversary. Tcast announced on the 17th that it has introduced the latest 4K laser projectors and completely replaced the screen and sound systems. This facility investment focused on enhancing the contrast expression of images and strengthening the three-dimensional quality of sound to increase audience immersion.
Special screenings to celebrate the renewal will follow. Director Wim Wenders' "Perfect Days" will be screened until the 30th, and director Denis Villeneuve's "Incendies" will meet audiences for one day on October 5. In particular, "Incendies" is scheduled to be screened in an analog manner, utilizing Cinecube's unique characteristic as the only venue in Seoul capable of film screenings.
This facility improvement is interpreted as an attempt to integrate the latest technology while maintaining the unique identity of film screening in a film industry where digital screening is mainstream. A Cinecube official stated, "Through this renewal conducted to celebrate our 26th anniversary, we expect to be able to deliver the intentions of directors and creators to the audience more clearly and deeply."
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