Lights, camera, action! The premiere is here, and the excitement is palpable. As I walk past the movie theater marquee, adorned with dazzling lights and larger-than-life titles, my heart skips a beat. Tonight's premiere promises to be a spectacle like no other. Sue Batten stands at the entrance of the theater, her radiant smile welcoming guests into this cinematic extravaganza. Her passion for film shines through as she greets each attendee with warmth and enthusiasm. Inside the theater, a breathtaking scene unfolds before me. Mt. Fuji and the Milky Way grace the silver screen in all their majestic glory. It's a visual masterpiece that transports us to another world – one filled with wonder and awe. Amongst the crowd, Peter Mullan and his wife Ann steal glances at each other in anticipation of their latest creation gracing this grand stage tonight. Their love for storytelling evident in every frame they capture on celluloid. As I make my way through this star-studded event, I stumble upon Debbie Harry herself – lead singer of Blondie – captivating Scotland with her electrifying performance circa 1978. Her energy reverberates throughout the room as fans cheer on her iconic presence. Stepping back in time to 1970s London brings me to yet another unforgettable premiere: Cactus Flower takes center stage at Shaftesbury Avenue's Columbia Theatre. The glamourous red carpet welcomes esteemed guests who eagerly await an evening filled with laughter and romance. In between screenings, puzzle enthusiasts gather around ocean liner jigsaw puzzles - intricately piecing together fragments of maritime history while sharing stories about their favorite premieres attended over years gone by. A photograph catches my eye; it captures Albert Einstein alongside Charlie Chaplin at a movie premiere long ago. Two legends from different worlds united by their appreciation for cinema's magic - proof that even geniuses find solace within its frames.