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Couple Transformed A Neglected Pub In Their Community Into A Smallest Cinema Of London


Recreational points are the attraction to many and creating something cherishable from nowhere is what David and Juliet did.

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  A couple transformed a neglected pub into the United Kingdom’s smallest cinema, to provide an entertainment source to the community around them.

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David, a 72 years old artist, and Juliet, 61 years old marketing and design expert in the aerospace industry came up with this idea to use a portion of their house as a community cinema.

David who was basically from Boston, and Juliet who belonged to Cheshire, came back to the UK after spending 2.5 years in New York in the 1990s.

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However, both of them found that the life of London was not for them. The couple settled for a house in the picturesque village of Axbridge, Somerset. Once, they bought this property, the building presented 18th-century looks that was in neglected condition.

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David and Juliet transformed the building into a liveable family home in the next decade. Surprisingly, they forgot to transform an empty room, having a sloping floor, in the building that was once used to feed and water houses.

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The couple came up with the idea to transform this room into community cinema in 2007. They bought vintage red velvet seats from a concert hall in Bristol, that was being renovated.

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Their cinema house has a capacity of only 34 guests, who pay £3.50 to enjoy 50 films from a range of genres a year, around 3 showings per week.

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Juliet said that when they came about the idea of making a small room into community cinema, nobody believed it. Moreover, she told “We were not particularly film buffs but we wanted a community cinema”.

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Juliet further told that almost 200 people had signed up with them as supporters, “We wanted an intimate cinema experience and we definitely have that”.point 251 |

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There are also other cinemas in the Cheddar valley, but David’s and Juliet’s community cinema has no competition with them.point 108 | Additionally, now they are also renting out their 6 bedrooms at weekends on Airbnb.point 178 | 1

People can enjoy films in German, Italian, French, and Spanish. They are also offering private cinema experience to guests.
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