Denis Valič

I'm afraid that just "art cinema" could be confusing for let's say experts since it refers to a wider notion of art cinema in general (art film, art filmmakers - what concerns the last term: it is best to write it as one word or two?). That's why I broach this subject. Actualy I was rereading the Kino Metropol article and I found this sentence "After the opening of the first Celje multiplex cinema (here I changed the term cinema center with multiplex cinema - I hope it's OK) called Planet Tuš, the Metropol was converted into an art cinema theatre (as I recall here I changed "art cinema" with "art cinema theatre"). to shorten - it is not wrong but maybe it could be confusing.

I forgot to add - I would prefer arthouse cinema. lp, d Denis Valič 15:39, 19 January 2010 (UTC)

yeah, I can see how it quickly gets confusing, with cinema being both a venue and an art form. In the Oxford History of World Cinema, they use art cinema (see the index – you have to be logged into an Amazon account to read their books online) http://www.amazon.com/Oxford-History-World-Cinema/dp/0198742428#reader_0198742428. I do think it is possible to use "cinema" as the ventue, without adding hall. Have a look at how I've changed Art kino Metropol Celje. I think that with a few more articles behind us, we'll be able to settle into terminology that rings right. We can talk more about it tomorrow ... Jana Wilcoxen 23:38, 25 January 2010 (CET)

great, thanks and see you tomorrow! Denis Valič 00:51, 26 January 2010 (CET)

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Article structure

MANDATORY SECTIONS - vsak članek ima obvezna razdelka See also (notranje linke - tudi če so v tekstu) in External links (zunanje linke), to narediš predno gre v predal ToProofread - glede delitve teksta na nekaj poglavij, npr "teaser", Background, Programme, International Cooperation (v tem primeru vključenost v Europa Cinemas -ki tudi kot External links), glej primere člankov, ki so Fertik! Ni pa rečeno, da mora bit vsak članek tako zgrajen. Mora se dobro brat! Super, led je prebit! - za podrobnosti See | Article Guidelines

terminologija

checking a few dictionaries, here's what I've found:

Longman's

arts cinema [countable]

British English a cinema that shows mainly foreign films or films made by small film companies http://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/arts-cinema

art house [countable]

a cinema that shows mainly foreign films, or films made by small film companies: art house films http://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/art-house

mul‧ti‧plex also multiplex cinema British English [countable]

a cinema that has several different rooms in which it can show films http://www.ldoceonline.com/Film-topic/multiplex_1

types of film: comedy, romantic comedy, drama, thriller, western, action film, horror film, war film, art house film, silent film, feature film
films that use drawings or models: cartoon, animation, animated film
films in general: cinema
where you go to see a film: cinema (British English)/movie theater (American English), multiplex
the people in a film: actor, actress, star, cast
the people who make a film: director, producer, film crew, cameraman/camerawoman, scriptwriter
the music for a film: soundtrack
the words and the instructions to the actors: screenplay
a short film advertising another film: trailer

OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY ONLINE

cinema

noun chiefly Brit. 1 a theatre where films are shown. 2 the production of films as an art or industry.

 — ORIGIN Greek kinema ‘movement’, from kinein ‘to move’.

http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/cinema?view=uk

art house

noun a cinema which shows artistic or experimental films. http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/arthouse?view=uk

Jana Wilcoxen 12:20, 26 January 2010 (CET)