Last picture show

DURING my four years as a university student in Cork I never missed a weekly visit to the Capitol cineplex in Grand Parade.

Last picture show
Mon, 12 Dec, 2005 - 00:00

It had a special atmosphere that is sadly lacking in many of today's 'industrial' multiplexes and it came as quite a shock when I heard of its closure.

While the cinema always featured the latest blockbusters, it also provided the film enthusiast with a chance to see some great documentaries and independent films - a rare occurrence with today's cinemas.

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