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cinematheque

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cin·e·ma·theque  (sn-m-tk)
n.
A small movie theater showing classic or avant-garde films.

[French cinémathèque, blend of cinéma, cinema; see cinema, and (biblio)thèque, library (from Latin bibliotheca; see bibliotheca).]

cinematheque [ˌsɪnɪməˈtɛk]
n
(Performing Arts) a small intimate cinema
[from French cinémathèque film library, from cinema + (biblio)thèque library]

cinematheque - A small movie theater specializing in art or classic films.
See also related terms for specializing.


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