Cinéma des Sources 10

Cinéma des Sources 10 is a multiplex movie theatre located in Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Quebec, Canada, on the Island of Montreal. It is part of the Guzzo Cinemas circuit, a family-run Quebec exhibitor founded and led by Angelo Guzzo, an Italian-born entrepreneur who arrived in Quebec in 1967 and became one of the pioneers of independent multi-screen movie theatres in Canada. The Guzzo group operates cinemas and Méga-Plex venues across the Montreal area, and Cinéma des Sources 10 belongs to that network of first-run, multi-screen theatres serving local moviegoers. As a Guzzo venue, Cinéma des Sources 10 shows first-run Hollywood and Quebec films, offers French and English versions of many titles, and provides amenities typical of the circuit such as digital projection, concession stands, and the possibility of renting halls for private events, birthday parties, corporate functions, and group bookings. The Guzzo brand positions itself as a passionate family business that brings moviegoers "the best cinema has to offer," combining mainstream blockbusters with a strong local, community-oriented presence in the Montreal area. The Guzzo circuit traces its roots to Angelo Guzzo's arrival in Quebec in 1967 and his acquisition of the Cinema Capri on Hochelaga Street in Montreal in 1974, which he renamed Le Paradis. Further renovations in 1976 made him the first independent owner in Montreal to open a movie complex with three screens. Through the 1980s and 1990s the family expanded with new complexes and acquisitions, and today Angelo Guzzo serves as President while his son Vincenzo has been Executive Vice-President since 1990. Cinéma des Sources 10 is one of the theatres that carries this family-run, Montreal-area exhibition tradition into the present day.

The history of Cinéma des Sources 10 is inseparable from the history of the Guzzo family and its cinema circuit in Quebec. According to the official Guzzo Cinemas account, Angelo Guzzo arrived in Quebec from Italy in 1967 and became one of the pioneers of independent multi-screen movie theatres in Canada. He built a reputation as a responsible and warm-hearted businessman and, for many years, led the struggle for independent movie theatre owners to obtain the right to project first-run movies, opening the way for other independent exhibitors. In 1974, Angelo Guzzo became owner of the Cinema Capri on Hochelaga Street in Montreal. He renamed it Le Paradis and carried out extensive renovations. Further renovations in 1976 made him the first independent owner in Montreal to open a movie complex with three screens. The recession of the 1980s did not dampen his ambition: during that period he built Cinema Astre, a four-screen complex, in St. Léonard, and the year before he had purchased another theatre. The official timeline lists key dates including May 28, 1993, October 13, 1994, June 1998, July 1998, October 22, 1998, March 2000, and 2006, marking successive stages of expansion and development of the circuit. Guzzo Cinemas describes itself first and foremost as a passionate family story. Angelo Guzzo serves as President, and his son Vincenzo has been Executive Vice-President since 1990. Vincenzo began going to the movies with his parents at the age of four, developed what he calls a flair for a good film, and was actively involved in the family business during his teens, accompanying his father on business trips to the United States to select movies for their programming. Today father and son work as a team to bring moviegoers the best cinema has to offer. Cinéma des Sources 10, located in Dollard-des-Ormeaux on the Island of Montreal, is one of the multiplex theatres that form part of this Guzzo circuit. It serves the local community with first-run films, French and English versions of many titles, and the amenities associated with the Guzzo and Méga-Plex Guzzo brands, including hall rental for private events, parties, and corporate functions. The theatre carries forward the family-run, Montreal-area exhibition tradition established by Angelo Guzzo from the late 1960s onward.

• 2006

  2006 — a key date in the Guzzo Cinemas expansion timeline.

• 2000

  March 2000 — a key date in the Guzzo Cinemas expansion timeline.

• 1998

  June, July, and October 1998 — successive milestones in the Guzzo Cinemas timeline.

• 1994

  October 13, 1994 — a key date in the Guzzo Cinemas expansion timeline.

• 1993

  May 28, 1993 — a key date in the Guzzo Cinemas expansion timeline.

• 1990

  Vincenzo Guzzo becomes Executive Vice-President of the family cinema business.

• 1976

  Further renovations make Angelo Guzzo the first independent owner in Montreal to open a three-screen movie complex.

• 1974

  Angelo Guzzo becomes owner of the Cinema Capri on Hochelaga Street in Montreal, renaming it Le Paradis.

• 1967

  Angelo Guzzo arrives in Quebec from Italy and begins his career in cinema exhibition.

Family-run Quebec cinema circuit offering first-run movies and community-oriented moviegoing in the Montreal area.

• First-run film screenings

• French and English film versions

• Méga-Plex Guzzo and Cinema Guzzo hall rental

• Concessions and gift cards

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