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Verdi
An old cinema that was recently refurbished and reopened looking much as it did when it was originally built, this is a charming theatre in which to see films. It is a fairly large cinema, with five screens showing films at once, and presents a big diversity of movies. There are both mainstream international releases as well as lesser known European art films. There is also a little bar where you can get a drink or snack. The first showing is at 4 pm, and the last at 10.30 pm.
Entrance prices: € 5.50, but € 4 on Monday and for the first show on Tues - Fri
Bravo Murillo 28
28020
Madrid
Tel: +34 91 4473930
Cine Doré/Filmoteca
Situated in a wonderful art deco building, this cinema has been around since 1953 and is proud to have survived attempts in the 1980s to turn it into an office building. A number of artists and journalists led a mass protest to save the theatre, and have now made it into a unique an off-beat cinema. This is probably where you will find the richest variety of films in Madrid, all in original versions. They show everything from 1920s classics to contemporary art films as well as major international productions. Tickets are very cheap. They usually start showing movies at 5.30 pm, and the last ones are shown at 10 pm.
Opening times: Tues - Sun 4 pm - 12 am
Santa Isabel 3
28012
Madrid
Tel: +34 91 3692118
Cine Estudio Círculo de Bellas Artes
This cinema is located just down the street from the Círculo de Bellas Artes cultural centre, in an elegantly refurbished theatre. Much less crowded than other cinemas in the city, this can be a welcome change, as can the alternative movie programs they show. Many art films are presented, as well as lesser known films from Spain and abroad. First movies are shown at 5.30 pm and the last at 10 pm.
Marqués de Casa Riera 2
28014
Madrid
Tel: +34 91 5225092
Princesa
A classic modern cinema, this one is quite large and has nine screens. It is located just off the plaza on Calle Princesa and shows all the major international releases as well as a variety of popular Spanish films. The first movies are shown at 4 pm and the last usually around 10.30 pm. Friday and Saturday have late-night shows beginning at 12.30 or 12.45 am.
Luna
One of the most centrally located cinemas in Madrid, this one is popular for its variety of both progressive and mainstream original version films. Recently renovated, the theatre has changed from a run down dive to a charming modern cinema. There are four screens. Programs begin at 4 pm, and the last showings are between 9.45 - 10.15 pm.
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