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CineEurope Delayed Until October Due to COVID-19

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Exhibitor trade show CineEurope has pushed back its event from the usual summer slot to October due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Barcelona conference —which was forced to cancel its physical event entirely in 2020 and replace it with a two-day online show —is now set to take place Oct.

4-7. "We know from talking to many cinema people across Europe that the thing they’re currently missing most is the ability to meet face-to-face with colleagues at industry events," organizers said in a statement.

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