Museum and campus cinemas.
Screens inside museums, colleges, and cultural centers.
Pacific Film Archive
Berkeley, CA
The film program of the Berkeley Art Museum, with retrospectives, restored classics and international cinema on a university-run schedule. Members get half-price tickets, and the 232-seat theater sits in a 2016 building on Center Street.
Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Los Angeles, CA
A film museum on Wilshire Boulevard with its own screening rooms. Film tickets are sold separately from museum admission, with low-priced matinees before 4 pm.
Billy Wilder Theater
Los Angeles, CA
The 295-seat theater inside the Hammer Museum, home to UCLA Film & Television Archive screenings. Retrospectives, restorations, and talks, with public programs currently free on a first-come basis.
Michelle and Kevin Douglas IMAX Theatre
Los Angeles, CA
An IMAX theater at USC's Robert Zemeckis Center for Digital Arts, hosting campus screenings and a weekday matinee series of cult and rare films.
Gene Siskel Film Center
Chicago, IL
The School of the Art Institute's two-screen cinematheque on State Street, showing international, independent and classic films and hosting festivals such as Black Harvest and the European Union Film Festival.
Giant Screen Theater at Peoria Riverfront Museum
Peoria, IL
Giant Screen Theater at Peoria Riverfront Museum is a museum and campus cinema in Peoria, Illinois, at 222 SW Washington Street.
5th Avenue Cinema
Portland, OR
A student-run campus cinema at Portland State University that screens world cinema, silent-era programs and cult films, some on 35mm, in a weekend-only schedule. Screenings are free for PSU students and open to the public.
Tomorrow Theater
Portland, OR
A restored 1925 theater on Division Street run by the Portland Art Museum's film and media center. It programs queer cinema, documentaries and family matinees, plus comedy, music and book events.