repertory cinema

The specific feature of this institution is the repertory cinema.

Today it hosts a mix of repertory cinema and special events.

Most other American cities and towns closed their last repertory cinemas in the 1980s and 1990s.

Now the newer prints are also being made available to repertory cinemas - another boost to theatergoing.

That shows that primarily students and guild card owners estimate the repertory cinema.

As of 2007, the film continues to be distributed to art-film and repertory cinemas by Rialto.

It operates as an independent repertory cinema.

The cinema was successful and operated as a first-run theatre from its opening date until 1972, when it became a repertory cinema.

Throughout the late 1970s and 1980s, Performance gradually acquired a cult following on the late night and repertory cinema circuits.

The film, assembled without permission of the clips' owners, toured colleges and repertory cinemas with support from Schlitz beer.

Since its sale in late 2012, the Plaza has undergone extensive renovations and programming changes; its future as a community repertory cinema remains uncertain.

Another place that enriches local culture is the Kino-Passage cinema, which since 1979 has been established as a repertory cinema.

O Map This beloved nonprofit repertory cinema operates like an eclectic ongoing film festival with a daily-changing program of movies.

Perelman's reconsideration of the film depended on the kind of extreme measures that were needed in an age before repertory cinemas and home video:

There was a belief in many college film programs and repertory cinemas that audiences should experience silent film as a pure visual medium, undistracted by music.

Later it began showing second-run films, ultimately becoming part of Toronto's Festival Chain of repertory cinemas in 1998.

He also owned the adjoining Avon Repertory Cinema, which featured first-run foreign art films for the Brown campus community.

In addition to presenting movies from the majors, the AMC Forum also presents independent movies of repertory cinema.

In the 1970s the Avon became a repertory house and was known as the Avon Repertory Cinema.

Thus emerged - in addition to art galleries, an architecture center and restaurants - an exhibition space for comic arts, the Caricatura museum and two repertory cinemas.

In 1967, the theater Le Canadien that occupied the same location would again take the name Ouimetoscope and show repertory cinema until 1992 when it was abandoned.

The series is curated by Ocularis, a nonprofit organization run by film makers, curators and cinephiles dedicated to bringing repertory cinema to New York audiences.

A revival house or repertory cinema is a term for a cinema that specializes in showing classic or notable older films (as opposed to first run films).

It was a three-day event held at the Screening Room Movie Theater, a two screen repertory cinema which Jansen was managing at the time.

Art film producers usually present their films at specialty theatres (repertory cinemas, or in the U.S. "arthouse cinemas") and film festivals.