Landmark Midtown Art Cinema, Atlanta

Located in the heart of Midtown Atlanta, which makes it a convenient destination for both locals and tourists, the Landmark Midtown Art Cinema is a spacious movie theater that offers a unique cinematic experience. It screens a mix of indie, foreign, and documentary films, as well as cult classics and special events, and has a reputation for being a great venue for film festivals, as it hosts several throughout the year. The theater also offers a range of snacks, including popcorn, candy, light meals and alcoholic beverages.

A top destination for anyone who appreciates alternative cinema and wants to experience a different kind of movie-going experience.

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Sight Name: Landmark Midtown Art Cinema
Sight Location: Atlanta, USA (See walking tours in Atlanta)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark

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