Cinema entertainment in Rio De Janeiro
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Estação Paço
This small, one-room screening theater (seating 64) in the Paço Imperial doesn’t offer much in the way of state-of-the-art cinema viewing. However, the excellent selection of foreign and independent films makes up for the technological shortcomings.
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Estação Botafogo
One block from Espaço de Cinema, this small three-screen theater shows a mix of Brazilian and foreign films. The small café in front is a good place to grab a quick cafézinho (small black coffee) before the movie.
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UCI – New York City Center
UCI – New York City Center is Brazil’s largest megaplex, featuring 18 different screening rooms complete with large, comfortable chairs and stadium seating. Films are screened constantly (every 10 minutes on weekends).
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Teatro Do Leblon
This nicely located theater shows a mix of drama, cutting-edge and children’s performances on three different stages. In the same complex is a bookstore, and a range of eating/drinking spots.
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Casa da Cultura Laura Alvim
Facing the beach, the charming Laura Alvim cultural center screens foreign (of the non-Hollywood variety) and independent flicks. Its small screening room seats 72.
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Estação Ipanema
On the 1st floor of a small shopping complex in Ipanema, Estação Ipanema screens popular contemporary films from Brazil and abroad. Its single theater seats 140.
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Teatro Leblon
Leblon’s popular theater has two screens showing the latest Hollywood releases.
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