Robinson Film Center

The Robinson Film Center (RFC) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit arts organization based in Shreveport, Louisiana. According to its mission statement, it educates, enriches and entertains through the power of film. RFC exhibits independent, international and classic cinema daily in two movie theaters, with a special events space upstairs. It provides film history and media literacy classes for all ages, focusing strongly on K-12 students and senior citizens, and supports outreach programs that promote and strengthen the state's film industry.

The Robinson Film Center is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit arts organization based in Shreveport, Louisiana. Its mission is to educate, enrich and entertain through the power of film. RFC exhibits independent, international and classic cinema daily in two movie theaters, with a special events space upstairs. It provides film history and media literacy classes for all ages, focusing strongly on K-12 students and senior citizens, and supports outreach programs that promote and strengthen the state's film industry. According to its website, RFC's annual impact on the local economy is $2,800,000, and it sold 32,000 tickets this year to independent, foreign and classic films, 84% of which play only at RFC. Its education, outreach and special programs reach 15,000 people. It has 1,062 Supporting Cast memberships and 32 employees (nine full-time and 23 part-time).

A not-for-profit arts organization dedicated to showing the best independent, foreign and classic films, often exclusively at RFC.

Product categories. Independent, international and classic film screenings · Film history and media literacy classes · Special events and community programs

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