The Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque has been proclaimed one of the best repertory theatres in the country by no less an authority than The New York Times. Founded in 1986, the Cinematheque houses the 616-seat Russell B. Aitken Auditorium, which screens 35mm movies and has SR stereo-equipment; the 100-seat Ohio Bell Auditorium is calibrated for 16 mm and videotape.

The seats may be a tad uncomfortable, but the …more…

The Cedar Lee Theater opened in 1925 and has been a favorite cinema for movie fanatics in Greater Cleveland ever since. Originally a single-screen movie house, the Cedar Lee now has a total of four theaters and two screening rooms that it uses to show a number of different types of films. Cult-film favorites from all eras, movies by local filmmakers, independent features, documentaries, and Hollywood releases all fill the …more…