#Cinescope fremont movie#
The seats aren’t like the posh seats I’ve experienced at Hacienda movie theaters, but they are nice enough. I thought the seats were comfortable and the sound system was great. I don’t know about the food, because I didn’t bother purchasing any. This needs to be addressed, because honestly what a turn-off… people are going to the movies to relax and enjoy - the atmosphere is important. I don’t remember the lobby smelling particularly bad or good… but plug in air-freshners will go a long way… and I’m sure there are other solutions out there which are worth the expense. The smell… various people have mentioned the «stink» in their reviews.
I know this is challenging to maintain when there are patrons spilling popcorn or what not constantly, but other movie theaters can keep it clean and I’m confident that you can too. The carpet was messy, and needed to be vacuumed. Cologne is not a substitute for deodorant… please address this with your employees… it matters. I know that everyone’s personal hygiene habits are their own, but when you are in a service industry I think it’s extremely important that you wear deodorant so that your BO is not what I think of when I write a Unilocal review 3 months after my visit. Great job on that Naz! :) On to my criticisms: The guy who was taking our tickets upon entrance needed to wear deodorant. My cousin purchased the tickets online, so I’m not sure what that part of the experience was like… but I’m glad the possibility of purchasing tickets ahead of time online exists. Since they are closed, and per their website will be reopening, I am going to take the time to post a review, in hopes that the Naz 8 owners read this review and take some of my notes into accounts to improve their service. I just went to Naz 8 for the first time in December to watch 3 Idiots and really enjoyed the movie. Kotoky says while he was struggling for funds for the film’s completion, Dubai-based philanthropist Jani Viswanath came on board as an executive producer and also pledged her earning from the film back to Assam via her NGO Healing Lives.WHHHHHATTT? Seriously, I thought I was looking up the wrong cinema when I went onto their website and saw that it was closed.
The film is produced by ‘India Stories’, a Mumbai-based production house and co-produced by Kotoky’s Dhruv Creative Productions and US-based Kurmasana Kreates. It’s celebration time for the whole team,” she said.īased on true events, the film also features seasoned actors like Victor Banerjee, Nakul Vaid, Naved Aslam, Nipon Goswami and Nikumoni Barua. “I’m just happy that I won my first best actress award for a film in my native language and on an international platform. Really overwhelmed I would like to thank jury members, director Bidyut Kotoky, sound designer Amrit Pritam Dutta, film mixing engineer Debajit Changmai, music mixing engineer Bhaskar Sarma and each and every member of the film ‘Xoihobote Dhemalite’,” said Saikia. “I’m extremely delighted to receive such a wonderful award. Thank you Love International Film Festival for re-affirming our faith.”Įarlier in the day, “Xhoixobote Dhemalite” arguably became the first Assamese film to be commercially released in the US, with four shows screened at the Cine Grand Cinema Fremont (California). Our emotions respect no geographical barriers – we don’t need a language to laugh or to cry. Receiving the award, Kotoky said, “In ‘Xhoihobote Dhemlite’, we always believe that we are making a world cinema in Assamese language. The film, directed by Bidyut Kotoky, deals with the sensitive issue of children of Assam growing up in violent times and witnessing brutality around them.
Los Angeles, July 28: Assamese film “Xhoihobote Dhemalite” (“Rainbow Fields”) today bagged three top awards at the 3rd Love International Film Festival here including best movie.īesides the best film, it also won the awards for best actress (Dipannita Sharma) and best music (Anurag Saikia) at the festival, where more than 150 films from 36 countries participated.
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