Located in the Roncesvalles area of Toronto and a staple of the community since it opened in 1912, Revue Cinema is the city's longest-standing movie house. But due to a current conflict with ...

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O pening in 1912, Revue Cinema has been a landmark of the Roncesvalles area of Toronto for over 100 years, making it the city's longest-standing movie house. However, back in June, it looked as if ...

The Toronto International Film Festival plays at the Cumberland Theatre in Toronto's Yorkville area on Sept. 6, 2002. The Cumberland closed on May 6, 2012. Patti Gower/The Globe and Mail.

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One man was killed and more than a dozen were hurt as a building collapsed in the Canadian city of Toronto. Part of the Uptown Theatre, a disused cinema in the process of being demolished, fell onto ...

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 ...

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The retelling of the ancient Sanskrit epic won five awards in the general theatre division, including for outstanding new ...

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A survey by the Government of Canada revealed that one in three Canadians think arts and cultural activities make the community a better place to live in. To that end, more than 3,500 Canadian-origin ...

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 ...