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360 Screenings, Inc. better known as 360 Screenings is a Canada-based immersive film and live performance hybrid events company based out of Toronto, Ontario. It was co-founded by Artistic Producer, Ned Loach, and Artistic Director, Robert Gontier, in January 2012. The Globe and Mail's chief film critic, Liam Lacey, states the company is "part mystery theatre, part movie, with an element of web-organized flash mob, it is part of a larger cultural movement toward bringing a social aspect back to moviegoing." The Toronto Star notes that this is "a new event that seeks to enhance the special magic of cinema."