Poland reports on the Sol Cinema

To, co widzicie na zdjęciu, to najmniejsze na świecie kino objazdowe — Sol Cinema. Poza niewielkimi gabarytami, które zwracają uwagę, jest jeszcze jedna rzecz godna odnotowania -  kino jest zasilane wyłącznie przez energię słoneczną.
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The Telegraph featured Sol Cinema in their list of Britain's tiny places.

While its claim to be the ‘smallest cinema in the solar system’ may not be strictly true, the Sol Cinema is certainly the smallest in Britain to be powered entirely by the sun. It’s also one of the more peripatetic cinemas, since its screen, projector, red carpet and plush bench seating for eight are all fitted into a titchy vintage caravan. At just 9ft long and 7ft high, it can be towed almost anywhere.

The interior is a thing of kitsch beauty and the seating is set out in two racked rows, the front benches complete with tassels. A low-energy LED video projector is set high on the back wall and there are surround-sound speakers dotted about. Although based on the Gower peninsula in South Wales, the Sol Cinema, brainchild of documentary-maker Paul O’Connor, travels all over the country and occasionally further afield, often turning up at festivals.

Based in S Wales; thesolcinema.org

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Sol Cinema featured in the Rhyl Journal

The World Bank wrote about the Sol Cinema under their climate change programme. Read the fuil article here

The return of Sol Cinema to perform in North Wales has made it into the newspapers.
Rhyl Journal writes that our 'mini solar powered cinema proved a big hit when it first visited'

Sol Cinema went to the biggest celebration of the Movie Industry. Two of the Sol Cinema crew went to the #BAFTAs2018 and soaked up the atmosphere and helped celebrate the movie industry #solcinema

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Caravan magazine included Sol Cinema in their list of 10 most weird and wonderful caravans.
They wrote
'Following our collection of the craziest caravans we'd seen online, we've put together this list of some of the most creative forms of caravanning you'll ever see, whether it's through spending masses of money being or the other end of the scale, saving through a tight budget'
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If you're looking for the ultimate 'anti cinema', this kitsch offering could be perfect.
Shunning the appeal of a bricks-and-mortar location, the Sol Cinema is a converted caravan that comes complete with red carpet, popcorn, usher service and enough space to squeeze in eight people.

Best of all? It's completely green. The digital projector is powered by a rooftop solar generator (hence the name), which harnesses renewable energy from the sun.

It's primarily based in south Wales, but the 45-year-old vehicle has long travelled across the country. The attraction's website says: 'Sol Cinema is the ideal mobile pop-up cinema for schools, corporate events or vintage or cosplay.'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-5055343/Britain-s-best-cinemas-

Sol Cinema didn't let torrential rain stop us from performing for Swansea's Troublemaker festival. The South Wales Evening Post made a front page splash about us