A revival house, rep house, or repertory cinema is a cinema that specializes in showing classic or notable older films (as opposed to first run films). Such venues may include standard repertory cinemas, multi-function theatres that alternate between old movies and live events, and some first-run theatres that show past favorites alongside current independent films.
History edit
Former theaters that repeatedly showed old films, changing the titles offered daily, include the UC Theater in Berkeley, CA, the Scala Cinema, Scala Tottenham Street, and Scala Nightclub, Pentonville Road, in London, and the Landmark Theatres chain in Los Angeles.[citation needed]
List of revival houses edit
North America edit
Canada edit
- Calgary, The Globe Cinema
- Hamilton, The Westdale
- Hamilton, Playhouse Cinema
- London, Hyland Cinema
- Montréal, Cinéma du Parc
- Montréal, La Cinémathèque québécoise
- Montréal, Dollar Cinema
- Montréal, Cinéma Moderne
- Ottawa, ByTowne Cinema
- Ottawa, Mayfair Theatre
- Saskatoon Broadway Theatre
- Toronto, Bloor Cinema
- Toronto, Paradise Theatre
- Toronto, Revue Cinema
- Toronto, Royal Cinema
- Vancouver, Rio Theatre
- Vancouver, The Cinematheque
- Winnipeg, Winnipeg Film Group's Cinematheque
United States edit
- Atlanta, GA, Plaza Theatre
- Baltimore, MD, The Charles Theatre
- Brooklyn, NY, Spectacle Theater
- Brooklyn, NY, Nitehawk Cinema
- Boston, MA, Brattle Theatre
- Boston, MA, Coolidge Corner Theatre
- Boston, MA, Harvard Film Archive
- Chicago, IL, Gene Siskel Film Center
- Chicago, IL, Music Box Theatre
- Chicago, IL, Doc Films
- Cleveland, OH, Cleveland Cinematheque
- Columbus, OH, Gateway Film Center
- Columbus, OH, Studio 35
- Dallas, TX, Texas Theatre
- Denver, CO, Sie FilmCenter
- Detroit, MI, Redford Theatre
- Houston, TX, Brown Theater
- Lexington, Kentucky Theater
- Los Angeles, CA, Grauman's Egyptian Theatre
- Los Angeles, CA, New Beverly Cinema
- Manhattan, NY, Anthology Film Archives
- Manhattan, NY, Film Forum
- Manhattan, NY, IFC Center
- Manhattan, NY, Metrograph
- Minneapolis, MN, Trylon Cinema
- Norfolk, VA, NARO Expanded Cinema[1]
- Omaha, NE, Dundee Theater
- Palo Alto, CA, Stanford Theatre
- Pittsburgh, PA, Row House Cinema
- Philadelphia, PA, Lightbox Film Center
- Philadelphia, PA, Philadelphia Film Center
- Philadelphia, PA, Roxy Theater
- Bryn Mawr, PA, Bryn Mawr Film Institute
- Portland, OR, Hollywood Theatre
- Portland, OR, Joy Cinema and Pub
- Raleigh, NC, Colony Theater
- Rochester, NY, Dryden Theatre
- Saginaw, MI, Temple Theatre
- Santa Monica, CA, Aero Theatre
- San Francisco, CA, Castro Theater
- Seattle, WA, Grand Illusion Cinema
- Waukegan, IL, Belvidere Cinema Gallery
Europe edit
France edit
- Paris, Christine 21
- Paris, Le Champo
- Paris, Cinémathèque Française
- Paris, La Filmothèque
- Paris, Le Grand Action
- Paris, Reflet Médicis
- Paris, Le Studio Saint-Michel
Germany edit
- Berlin, Kino Babylon
The Netherlands edit
- Rotterdam, WORM
Poland edit
- Warsaw, Iluzjon Filmoteki Narodowej
Romania edit
- Bucharest, Arhiva Nationala de Filme - Cinemateca
Russia edit
- Moscow, Illuzion
United Kingdom edit
- Glasgow, Glasgow Film Theatre
- London, BFI Southbank
- London, Prince Charles Cinema
- London, Regent Street Cinema
- London, Close-Up Film Centre
- Coventry, Warwick Student Cinema
Australia edit
- Adelaide, Mercury Cinema (Adelaide Cinémathèque)
- Hobart, Rewind Cinema[2][failed verification]
- Melbourne, Astor Theatre
- Melbourne, Sun Theatre
- Sydney, Randwick Ritz
Africa edit
South Africa edit
- Gardens, Cape Town, Labia Theatre
- Johannesburg, The Bioscope
References edit
- ^ NARO Expanded Cinema, Norfolk, VA, official site
- ^ "About". Rewind Cinema. Retrieved 20 February 2024.
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