The Revue Cinema is the recipient of an Ontario Trillium Foundation grant that will enable its operators to embark on a renovation project to revamp the century-old theatre. The not-for-profit Revue ...

Roncesvalles Village’s “Grand Dame”, the Revue Cinema. “is ready for its close-up,” says film critic Geoff Pevere. Pevere, a Revue advocate, stars in a video short plugging the newly launched ...

The interior of the Revue Cinema is seen in 2013. Revue Cinema. ... The original Revue Cinema on Roncesvalles Ave, shown in the 1930s, opened in 1912. Before the injunction, ...

Open since 1912, Revue Cinema is a cultural landmark and bastion for the Toronto film community and many others. Speaking to CTV News Toronto, Daniel Mullin said, “We want to get rid of the ...

Pan’s Labyrinth filmmaker and Toronto resident Guillermo Del Toro has shared his support for an online campaign to save The Revue Cinema, the longest-running cinema in Toronto, Ontario. “Can ...

The Revue Cinema has been a cornerstone of Toronto's film culture for over a century. As Canada's oldest operating cinema, people have met their future spouses waiting in line, found their new ...

Revue Cinema to stay open until end of October after court grants extension to injunction that halted eviction Updated Sept. 10, 2024 at 12:42 p.m. July 6, 2024 ...

The Revue Cinema, which is operated by the not-for-profit Revue Film Society, has stood in its location at 400 Roncesvalles Ave. since 1912. It prides itself on being a safe and accommodating space.

The news broke on the Revue Cinema’s social media feeds on Thursday, June 27, As their posts explained, the board of directors (known as the Revue Film Society) were “unable to secure” a ...

The Revue Film Society, a non-profit organization that runs the 112-year-old cinema on Roncesvalles Avenue, said in a news release Friday that the injunction halting their eviction has been ...

The Revue Cinema Society sought the injunction to prevent the building’s owners, Daniel and Leticia Mullin, from “evicting, locking out, or otherwise interfering with Revue’s business ...