Outlook

CinemaCon honoree Renana Teperberg, CCO of Cineworld, offers industry insight before receiving the Global Achievement in Exhibition Award.

I can enjoy almost every movie when it comes with the right experience and the right person next to me. I was 100% sure I was going to be a psychologist and I looked for a job that would be on the weekends because I was studying during the week. I was in the projection room, I managed the cinema, all while I was still studying and still sure that I would be a psychologist. TEPERBERG: First because this industry, you know, it does it to you — it’s so exciting and different and you feel that you are part of this thing that entertains people, something good that people love. I think it’s clear that when someone is watching a movie in the cinema, they will go out and say “Wow!”, and watching the same movie at home, they go out and say, “Eh, it was nice.” For a filmmaker, if it’s their life’s project, I think that they all at the end want to be shown on the big screen. I think we already proved that if people want to go out — we saw with Spider-Man, Bond, Uncharted, The Batman — people want to go out.

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