Historic revival house showing films on 35mm, owned by QT
























7165 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036 Get directions
"A historic place for Los Angeles, showing truly artistic and independent pictures. They've got midnight showings, experimental stuff, and throwbacks that you forgot about. It's a staple in LA, for a city that's almost forgotten about the real history of film." - One Long House

"This repertory theater shares the same concessions approach as the neighborhood palace described earlier, offering freshly popped kernels tossed with real butter at accessible prices, delivering the classic, buttery movie-theater popcorn experience expected at an affordable rate." - Rebecca Roland

"I note that Tarantino also owns the historic New Beverly Cinematheater, which is located on Beverly near La Brea." - Mona Holmes
"New Beverly Cinema, Fairfax District. A historic place for Los Angeles, showing truly artistic and independent pictures. They've got midnight showings, experimental stuff, and throwbacks that you forgot about. It's a staple in LA, for a city that's almost forgotten about the real history of film."


"A revival-era neighborhood cinema purchased by Quentin Tarantino in 2007 and programmed to showcase classic films, the owner’s own work, and frequent double features almost always projected on 35mm or 16mm film—reflecting the owner’s documented passion for historic movie theaters and celluloid projection." - Mona Holmes