Cinema entertainment in China
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Star Cinema City
This six-screen cinema is centrally located and plush (with leather reclining sofa chairs).
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Cherry Lane
Screens contemporary Chinese movies and documentaries with subtitles, many of which never made it to the local cinemas because the censors didn’t like them. Films show twice a month (Y50) at Yúgōng Yíshān and often the directors are present to take questions afterwards.
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AMC Festival Walk
This complex with 11 screens at Hong Kong’s poshest mall is the largest cinema in the territory. The films are a mix of Chinese and Western. Check ahead as the latter are sometimes dubbed, rather than subtitled in Cantonese.
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Broadway Cinematheque
This is an unlikely place for an alternative cinema, but it’s worth coming up for new art-house releases and rerun screenings. The Kubrick Bookshop Café next door serves good coffee and decent pre-flick food.
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Sundongan Cinema City
Don't expect a huge selection, but you can usually find a Hollywood feature plus other English-language movies.
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Agnès B Cinema
This recently renamed cinema – it was the Lim Por Yen Theatre for years – is the place for classics, revivals, alternative screenings and travelling film festivals.
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East Gate Cinema
In a central location, it shows the latest big releases, both domestic and foreign. It’s also the only cinema in town that offers double seats (from Y150).
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Image Tunnel
This small gallery screens independent Chinese films on Saturdays (among other projects), though English subtitles are not guaranteed.
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West Lake Cinema
Hángzhōu has several cinemas that screen English-language movies. Close to the lake is the West Lake Cinema .
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Palace IFC Cinema
This new eight-screen cinema complex in the IFC Mall is arguably the most advanced and comfortable in the territory.
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AMC Pacific Place
The AMC Pacific Place in Admiralty screens more interesting current releases and art-house films.
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Dahua Cinema
Other cinemas around town worth trying your luck at include the Dahua Cinema
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Windsor Cinema
This comfortable cineplex with four screens is just west of Victoria Park.
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Huáchén Cinema
In the Mykal Department Store in the business district and generally has at least one Hollywood blockbuster playing.
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