autocrats are diminished, but it s not lead to any greater freedoms or any better quality of life for the people. it any better quality of life for the theole. ., , any better quality of life for the theole. ., ., , people. it hasn t, unfortunately. when people people. it hasn t, unfortunately. when people are people. it hasn t, unfortunately. when people are trying - people. it hasn t, unfortunately. when people are trying to - people. it hasn t, unfortunately. when people are trying to be i when people are trying to be positive about it, many of those who are very active in 2011 particularly in egypt, and syria as well, and countries where there was a sudden rush of hope that there could be a change, that the political sclerosis at best that people had suffered might be swept away. that hasn t happened. the hope that activists still express is a seed was sown and in the future, that will develop and people glimpsed this moment, even though it s been buried to allow layers of
crude kind of example of it. - we have the ability, because of the ai, i to programme more| films in more times. and with some of the most anticipated hits of the year still to come this summer, the cinema industry s task of rebuilding their ticket sales may not be an impossible mission. iamjoined by i am joined by ian, the ceo here. thank you for having us. how difficult are things for you here at the moment? it difficult are things for you here at the moment? the moment? it has been very difficult since the moment? it has been very difficult since we the moment? it has been very difficult since we reopened - the moment? it has been very i difficult since we reopened after the pandemic. audiences have not come the pandemic. audiences have not come back the pandemic. audiences have not come back as quickly as we hoped. it has taken come back as quickly as we hoped. it has taken a come back as quickly as we hoped. it has taken a long time to rebuild audiences. every month is
all coming back into a place like this? . ., ., ., this? there are a lot of factors. peo-le this? there are a lot of factors. people got this? there are a lot of factors. people got used this? there are a lot of factors. people got used to this? there are a lot of factors. people got used to doing - this? there are a lot of factors. | people got used to doing things differently during lockdown with streaming, etc. people do not go into the streaming, etc. people do not go into the office and see a film after work into the office and see a film after work like into the office and see a film after work like they used to do. what kind of thin t s work like they used to do. what kind of things are work like they used to do. what kind of things are you work like they used to do. what kind of things are you doing work like they used to do. what kind of things are you doing to work like they used to do. what kind of things are you doing to entice - of things are you doing t
rushed to put it back. when was that? around late rushed to put it back. when was that? around late december, i that? around late december, early january- that? around late december, early january. that that? around late december, early january. that was - that? around late december, early january. that was the i early january. that was the bi est early january. that was the biggest crisis? early january. that was the biggest crisis? crisis, - early january. that was the biggest crisis? crisis, yes. | biggest crisis? crisis, yes. what about biggest crisis? crisis, yes. what about difficult - biggest crisis? crisis, yes. what about difficult and i biggest crisis? crisis, yes. l what about difficult and part of the motion, letting go what were the current levels of staff and what are they now? we are around staff and what are they now? , are around 1,500 people at this point, it was 7,800. just under 8,000 and we are at 1,500 right now. .. . . 8,000 and we are at 1,500 right
the regional governor visited the scene for the collaborator is a region that welcomes people. is a region that welcomes eo - le. . , is a region that welcomes ”eole. .,, , ., is a region that welcomes theole, , ., people. last year we welcomed 18,000 migrants people. last year we welcomed 18,000 migrants but people. last year we welcomed 18,000 migrants but we - people. last year we welcomed 18,000 migrants but we can t l people. last year we welcomed | 18,000 migrants but we can t be abandoned by the rest of europe. this type of tragedy been avoided and how we live in today and how we will live in the future. reacting to today s loss of life the head of the european commission ursula vonda len said, altogether eu countries must redouble their efforts to tackle the migration crisis in the central mediterranean. around 80 people are brought to shore alive. among the migrants from iran, pakistan and afghanistan. 105,000 made it successfully