National Film Archives of México

A huge cinema with many halls. They show both new and old films. It amazes with its unusual architecture. There are several cafes on the ground floor.

The Cineteca in Coyoacán is a gem for movie lovers! Affordable tickets, a unique selection of indie and international films, and a cozy atmosphere make it a must-visit. The architecture and nearby cafés add to the charm. Perfect for a budget-friendly, cultural outing!

This places provide a better cinephile experience than commercial cinema. You can stay tuned for festivals along the year.

Perhaps one of the worlds most beautiful national film archive and screening center! A fabulous architectural structure houses about 10 large screening halls, restaurants, cafes, bookstores, merchandise shops, etc. Refurbished in 2023 its impeccable and digitally advanced, with interactive kiosks to buy tickets, etc. Its 10 theaters screen a well cured selection of national and international, mostly independent movies.

Excellent movie theaters. Now we visited one with an excellent French movie from 1947 that you could not see anywhere else. Very good film. The premises were very good and.clean. nice tables outside to have a refreshment and some cafe shops. The atmosphere is nice. Students and young people were very happy. I was surprised to see so many people fill the theater for this movie, that by the way was very nice. Parking was a little difficult in the street, but you can go to the Cineteca parking building, just look for it in Google and you'll arrive in no time.

I was able to watch a new English movie here (Crimes of the Future). It was in the original English audio with Spanish subtitles. Great experience as a foreign visitor. Safety: 5/5 I went to a 6:45pm showing since I was worried about walking back to my room in the dark. I worried for nothing. After the movie ended around 8pm, it was indeed dark but there was so much tourist activity and security presence, it didn't matter. There are lots of cars driving down the main roads deep into the night so it feels safe. Other people are watching movies too, so you have safety in public crowds. Price: 5/5 My ticket cost 60 pesos (3USD) for 1 adult. Availability: 5/5 Buy tickets ahead of time online for good seats. I got mine the night before and the whole middle section was booked except for a few single seats. Tip: the email confirmation gives you a QR code. As long as you have that, you can enter. Ignore the other instructions about messing with alphanumeric codes etc. Atmosphere: 5/5 There is a wonderful open park area once you enter off the street. Lots of couples hang out and relax. Saw some picnics too. From there, you turn right and enter a little area with shops, restaurants, and typical therater snacks. From this area, each of showing rooms (salas) are connected.

Very good exterior design. Going to the cinema is very cheap and you can see all types of movies. Overall, the location is great and its worth visiting for a while to also have time to visit the gift shops which have great stuff. The only con, is that the cinema rooms themselves are not as well designed as the exterior and food/beverages are not too cheap.

The building is quite hidden is plain sight, covered by its own metallic structure. The main entrance is a big hallway that leads to a beautiful green space. Payment can be done in ticket boxes or fully-automated via credit/debit cards. The prices are rather cheap and there's a great variety of movies to choose from. Everything is clean. Have fun.