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Fodor's Review:

This little movie house has a distinguished history: when it opened in 1928, it was the first theater in the world purposely built for art et essai, or experimental film. Through the years artists and writers flocked here to see the "seventh art" creations by directors such as Jean Cocteau, Luis Bruñel, François Truffaut, and Orson Welles. Today it's a repertory cinema, showing first-runs, just-runs, and previews, usually in their original language. There's a cute bar and café in the back that opens at 3 PM each day.

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