Monitor Audio Sounds Out in spectacular fashion at the debut of the Cine International Film Festival (CIFF), London’s boldest new celebration of independent filmmaking. Hosted at the stylish Karma Sanctum Soho Hotel, the four-day festival kicks off on May 7, 2025, blending exclusive film premieres, insightful panel talks, industry networking sessions, and a prestigious awards ceremony. British audio innovators Monitor Audio will provide the festival’s immersive audio experience, showcasing their high-performance Cinergy THX Certified Ultra speaker system—ideal for delivering the powerful, cinematic sound necessary to elevate top-tier indie films.
As part of their ongoing partnership with the Karma Group, Monitor Audio has equipped the hotel’s screening rooms, bar, and restaurant with advanced high-fidelity speaker setups. The Cinergy system—praised for its dynamic range, spatial accuracy, and visceral impact—will serve as the sonic backbone of all on-site screenings during CIFF. According to a StereoNET review, the Cinergy lineup offers “blistering volume levels” and “lightning-fast transients,” delivering an adrenaline-pumping cinematic experience. With Monitor Audio Sounds Out across every screen and speaker, attendees can expect a film festival where sound becomes an integral part of storytelling in its most immersive form.
CIFF is not just about entertainment—it aims to make a meaningful impact within the film and audio communities. Supported by film production giant Goldfinch and Dreamtown Entertainment, the festival introduces the Goldfinch Academy Bursary, a philanthropic initiative backing emerging voices in cinema. A portion of proceeds also supports the Teenage Cancer Trust. Monitor Audio’s involvement reinforces the shared mission to invest in the cultural future of British filmmaking while showcasing UK talent on a global stage. For audiophiles and cinephiles alike, this is a groundbreaking event where storytelling and premium sound converge—reminding us that when Monitor Audio Sounds Out, the entire room listens.