November 30, 2020—Following ten months of closure to allow for a major revamp, the Science Museum’s popular IMAX cinema returns to cement its place as Europe’s leading destination for film fans. Bringing together IMAX 70mm film and next-generation IMAX with Laser alongside the museum’s incredible objects, the newly named IMAX: The Ronson Theatre will present a unique and truly immersive story-telling experience. Opening on Wednesday 9 December, the IMAX will launch with the UK premiere of BBC Earth’s highly anticipated documentary Antarctica 3D, narrated by Academy Award®-nominated actor Benedict Cumberbatch and distributed by SK Films.

November 25, 2020—SK Films and BBC Earth Natural History Unit announce the release of their upcoming documentary, Antarctica, which will be narrated by Academy Award® nominee actor, Benedict Cumberbatch. The film is set to open in select giant screen theaters and museums in 2021. Trailer premieres on November 25.

November 20, 2020—The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk’s IMAX Theater in Connecticut will reopen Thanksgiving weekend for seven weeks of spectacular films—including the holiday classic The Polar Express—in a memorable giant screen finale. The theater has been closed by the pandemic since March 13 and is slated for demolition in 2021 to make way for a federal railroad bridge replacement project. To send the theater out in glory, The Maritime Aquarium will use the theater’s final seven weeks to present as many as 22 fan-favorite movies from past three decades. Special COVID protocols include reduced theater capacity and enhanced cleanings between shows.

November 6, 2020—The Giant Screen Cinema Association (GSCA) is pleased to announce the results of the 2021 Board of Directors election. The following candidates will join the board beginning on January 1, 2021.

November 3, 2020—We are sad to share the news that Greg Andorfer, Emmy Award-winning producer and former Executive Director/CEO of Baltimore's Maryland Science Center, died on October 29. He was 69. His work won five Emmys and was recognized internationally in many mediums, including museums, film, public television, radio, and educational programs and publications.  He produced the giant screen film Human Body (in partnership with the Discovery Channel, The Science Museum of London, and the British Broadcasting Corp.) and was the Executive Producer of the film Dinosaurs Alive! for the Science Center and New York’s American Museum of Natural History.