Downtown Independent in Los Angeles

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  Michelle Klein-Hass

  :: 06 March 2018 00:51:03

  A historic little cinema, Little Tokyo adjacent. Historic because this was the Linda Lea, one of the first LA theatres to show classic Japanese movies when they were current. It was dead for the longest time, then first became the Imaginasian Theatre, them the Downtown Independent. I believe they still have 35 and 16mm film projection capabilities as well as modern digital projection. A little theater with heart and soul. Keep it alive.

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  Michael Wojtowicz

  :: 28 February 2018 00:43:25

  It's a small theater and very nostalgic feel. I love the intimate old style feel.

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  Patrick Puckett

  :: 16 February 2018 02:57:43

  Great facility. Went for a premier had a wonderful experience

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  Rebekah Jones

  :: 03 February 2018 12:53:51

  Nice theater! Seating was comfortable. Concessions were decent.

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  Melissa Morch

  :: 25 October 2017 13:07:13

  This old movie house in downtown Los Angeles has a modern lobby with features suggestive of the Art Deco period, such as a large handrail leading up the staircase to the projection booth. The small concession stand and tables provide a clean and relaxing environment to wait for the next feature. The theatre is older and smells of popcorn but this somehow lends to the experience. There are new, plush, seats in a center row in the theatre for the VIP and director. This is a great theatre for movie screenings or? Date night?