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1. Kino namai
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Small, family held modern movie theater with newest movies in 2D and 3D, in original language with lithuanian subtitles. Tickets are available online.
2. Kino Deli
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
A 26-seat boutique cinema inside a gourmet food hall screening a selection of art house films, popular European films and films for children. Viewers can bring in drinks and snacks from the bar outside of the screening room or enjoy selecting popcorn flavors out of 50 flavors offered. Films screened in original language with Lithuanian subtitles.
3. Cinema Kino Pasaka
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
It is a first and only private art-house cinema in Lithuania. "Pasaka" (Eng. Fairy-tail) is a medium-sized art house cinema in the city’s Old Town located close to many of Vilnius' main sights and points of interest. The cinema have 3 halls placing 270 cinema lovers. Cinema is specialising in independent and arthouse films from a wide range of European, National and American directors.
4. SKALVIJA Cinema Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
SKALVIJA Cinema Center is a small (120 seats) art-house cinema situated in central Vilnius. Small but cozy, it is well known amongst film lovers for its distinctive repertoire. The programming focuses on non-commercial European and World cinema, both classics and recent film. SKALVIJA is the major venue for cinematic events – festivals, meetings with filmmakers, retrospectives, special screenings.
Reviewed By auksepod - Vilnius, Lithuania
Skalvija is the oldest (opened in 1963) cinema in Vilnius, which is located in the city center, next to the Green Bridge. It mainly shows arthouse films, but the repertoire is diverse - you can find both classics and recent films for a friendly price (at the moment it is 4 euros). My personal favorite - Sunday evenings. It is when they show classical films. Also, at the end of September Skalvija organise annual documentary film festival called VDFF. Visit if you have a chance, it has a great vibe. My tip: come earlier or stay after a film in a vintage cafe (Skalvijos bufetas). Important: it is open 1 hour before the first film!
5. Kino centras Garsas
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4.0 based on 2 reviews
6. Forum Cinemas
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2.5 based on 4 reviews
7. Ozo Kino Sale
37-Seat film hall, which offers debuting, low-budget, independent films. They are not the first youth, but the eternal history of cinema. Also we offer tour of the film archive and rent a movie hall for quiet evenings or events. You will be always welcomed by the owner, cinephile Valdemaras Isoda welcomes everyone with open arms and is himself a ‘substitute’ for modern trailers.
8. Forum Cinemas Babilonas
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
