Cinema Galeries

Cinema Galeries is a place dedicated to 'cinema in all its forms' in the heart of Brussels, located in the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert. It is formed by two screening rooms, an exhibition area of 1000m2 and a bar. The cinema was built in 1939 by the architect Paul Bonduelle at the request of the Oswald brothers and Robert Putzeys, and has been a listed monument since 1993. Its programme includes events such as Korean Film Week, ciné-concerts and a Cineville quiz.

Cinema Galeries is located in the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert in the heart of Brussels. The cinema was built in 1939 by the architect Paul Bonduelle, at the request of the Oswald brothers and Robert Putzeys. It has been a listed monument since 1993 because of its historical and artistic value. Its style is between Art Deco and Modernism with a subtle Mediterranean and Romanesque decoration. The initial unique theater with 600 places was transformed in 1973 by the architect Danlee to add a second room on the first floor. The family company that manages the Galeries is still the owner of the building. The entrance hall was restored in 2005–2006, with the doors refurbished according to the original model.

A unique place in the historic center dedicated to cinema in all its forms.

Product categories. Film screenings · Ciné-concerts · Film festivals and themed weeks · Exhibitions

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