Apollo Cinemas passionate about showcasing talent from the local community

The Apollo Cinemas group has got in touch about the decision to call off the English Riviera Film Night.
They said: ‘Since being made aware of the connection between the people in Sods Law and the case of animal cruelty, the festival organisers have decided to cancel the film festival; and while it is regrettable that the festival will no longer run, Apollo Cinemas Torbay supports their decision not to be associated with promoting the work of anyone who has been convicted of such a crime.
“Apollo Cinema Torbay does however remain committed to supporting young and independent filmmakers and feels passionately about showcasing this talent to the local community. We therefore look forward to welcoming the film festival and other independent events to our screens in the future.’
To read more on their thinking, pop over to the PRSD site, or to find out what’s on click over to the Torbay Apollo site.
(image: The east face of the Shoreline bistro of the Apollo cinema complex is reflected in wet sand. © Copyright Derek Harper and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.)
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