Pacific Cinémathèque

Pacific Cinémathèque (The Cinematheque) is a non-profit Canadian film institute established in 1972 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The mandate of the organization is to further the understanding of film and moving images in both Canadian and international contexts, foster critical media literacy, and advance cinema as art and a vital means of communication.

Pacific Cinémathèque (The Cinematheque)
Address1131 Howe Street
Vancouver, British Columbia
Typecinema, film archive
Capacity155

The Cinematheque is located at 1131 Howe Street in Vancouver, where it operates a 155-seat cinema with film programming throughout the year, maintains the Film Reference Library and West Coast Film Archive, and offers unique educational programs.

References
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