Alpine Cinema
6817 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11220
Open · verified by Lumina November 2026
A Bay Ridge neighborhood theater on Fifth Avenue playing current releases, with a number of open-caption (on-screen subtitle) showings each day.
Quick facts
- Type
- Independent first-run
- Address
- 6817 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11220
- Phone
- (718) 748-4283
What to expect
On screen
- New releases
- Family films
At the theater
- Closed captions
Good to know
- Does Alpine Cinema offer captioned shows?
- Yes. Several films are listed with open-caption showtimes, which display subtitles on screen.
- What plays there?
- Current wide releases and family titles; the page listed ten films on its first page.
- Where is Alpine Cinema?
- Alpine Cinema is at 6817 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11220. Phone: (718) 748-4283.
- Is Alpine Cinema open?
- Yes. Lumina verified Alpine Cinema as open in November 2026. Check the theater's showtimes for today's schedule.
- How do I buy tickets for Alpine Cinema?
- Buy tickets directly from the theater using the Showtimes & tickets button on this page. You can also call (718) 748-4283.
- What independent theaters are near Alpine Cinema?
- Kent Theater in Brooklyn (2.9 mi), St. George Theatre in Staten Island (3.0 mi), and BAM Rose Cinemas in Brooklyn (4.3 mi).
- Kent TheaterSt. George TheatreBAM Rose Cinemas
Getting there
6817 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11220 · Get directions · Map © OpenStreetMap contributors
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