cinematheque

Just below here you'll find the Cinematheque (see pages 90 and 140).

The cinematheque is also known for its fine restaurant.

The Cinematheque has been presenting its programs there since December 1998.

For information, call American Cinematheque at (213) 466-3456, extension 2.

Tickets for most screenings are sold at the Cinematheque 45 minutes ahead of show times, which often sell out.

Cinematheque typically screens over 40 different films each month.

Later on the film was screened at the Jerusalem Cinematheque.

It is presented by the non-profit cultural organization American Cinematheque.

The series was restored by the Bologna Cinematheque in 2008.

It has been described as an "online cinematheque."

The special event was hosted by the American Cinematheque.

The view from the terrace is the same as that from the cinematheque, a most pleasant experience in good weather.

Similarly, the climate has changed at the Jerusalem Cinematheque, the center of the city's annual film festival.

Haunting the cinematheque there, he developed a taste for European art cinema - and surfing films.

The Cleveland Cinematheque also held a screening of the film on April 3, 2012.

After five years of fund-raising and planning, the Cinematheque launched its first series of screenings in 1987.

So Almodóvar constructed his own film curriculum by seeing countless movies at the cinematheque.

In 1974 the Jerusalem Cinematheque was founded.

A print remains stored in the Paris Cinematheque.

A number of cinema festivals took place in 1960s, and a cinematheque opened its doors in 1963.

His collection grew and eventually he had his own private cinematheque of several hundred features and more than 1,000 shorts.

The French Cinematheque will dedicate one of its numerous programs to the use of special effects in movies.

Otherwise, it has been Boys Night Out in the American Cinematheque.

Cinematheque often features Israeli Cinema, including features, documentaries and student films.

However, there is cultural and underground groups concerned with projecting films at festivals or private cinematheque as a way of cultural development.