Types Of Cinema
Though the more modern image of cinema's is of the large 'multiplex' type, there are other types that exist in the UK. Many arts centres have their own screens with offer what is generally more 'high-brow' viewing with arthouse and world cinema often featuring. Traditional cinemas still exist, often in suburban towns and often these one or two screen buildings offer a more intimate experience.
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