| CINEMAGOER | Term for a film buff who often haunts the flicks, movies, pictures or other popcorn-serving playhouse (6-4) |
| ALLEGORY | A story, picture or other work of art that uses symbols to convey a hidden or ulterior meaning (8) |
| CINEMA | A film buff's hangout in the form of a drive-in, flick factory, picture house or other popcorn palace, traditionally ushered by a purveyor of Wall's ice cream delights (6) |
| VINCONNOISSEURS | Movie buffs who appreciate a Diesel flick? |
| FLICKS | Groups of hares, rabbits or "coneys"; films/movies; the cinema/pictures; or, thumb motions in marbles (6) |
| TMC | Inits. for a film buff |
| TCM | TV channel for a film buff |
| EPIC | Movie pictures will reveal a stirring story (4) |
| MOVIEGOER | Somehow give nothing more to a film buff perhaps |
| SOUNDTRACK | A strip on a cinema film carrying the audio, thus a term for a film's musical accompaniment/score generally (10) |
| BIOPIC | Informal term for a film such as The King's Speech, Mr Turner or The Danish Girl (6) |
| SLOMO | Informal term for a film-making technique used for action replays or to add suspense, for example (3-2) |
| FILM | A membrane or skin; thin pellicle; a gauze of fine threads; haze or mist; plastic wrap; a strip of Celluloid for capturing pictures; or, a movie (4) |
| MINIATURIST | With onus on "tiny", a word for a limner or painter of small-scale illustrations, manuscript illuminations, pictures or portraits; or, one who makes toy-size figurines and furnishings for dolls' house |
| CHICKFLICK | Dismissive term for a film deemed to be aimed at women (5,5) |
| MYFAIRLADY | Here's what they called Pygmalion, on leaving the stage and going off to the flicks. (2,4,4) |
| ALICE | Children's character who asks herself "And what is the use of a book without pictures or conversations?" |
| SHADOWS | "Just a song at twilight; When the lights are low; And the flick'ring ...; Softly come and go" |
| ICONS | The little pictures or symbols on the screen of your PC that you click on to make things happen |
| PRESS | Clamped device for drying/preserving wild flowers and foliage for botanical scrapbooks, pictures or herbariums, originally used by Victorian hobbyists (5) |
