| ODEON | A cinema (5) |
| MOVIE | A film you see at a cinema (5) |
| USHER | A person who shows people to their seats in a cinema (5) |
| AISLE | Passage between seats in a cinema, theatre, aircraft, pews in a church or supermarket shelves (5) |
| FLICK | Informal word for a cinema film; or, a group of hares or rabbits (5) |
| OSCAR | A large vehicle for a cinema award (5) |
| FOYER | From "hearth, fireplace", a warm welcoming entrance hall, whether in a cinema, hotel, school or theatre (5) |
| STILL | Single shot from a cinema film (5) |
| FOLEY | Technique of adding sound effects to a cinema film after shooting (5) |
| ASSAS | Namesakes of a cinema pooch |
| NAOMI | Walls in a cinema |
| MAFIA | Mob involved in a cinema fiasco |
| LUGOJ | Birthplace of a cinema Dracula, as it's spelled today |
| GOER | An energetic person; a fast car; a feasible idea; or, a regular attender of a church or a cinema, for example (4) |
| SOUNDTRACK | A strip on a cinema film carrying the audio, thus a term for a film's musical accompaniment/score generally (10) |
| TRAINER | A series of short extracts from a film, used to advertise it in a cinema or on television (7) |
| DRIVEIN | A facility, such as a cinema, that one can visit without leaving one's car (5,2) |
| FEATURE | A prominent article or story in a newspaper; or, the main full-length film in a cinema's programme (7) |
| SCREEN | Show (a film) at a cinema |
| ANAEMIC | A cinema plays As White as a Ghost (7) |
