This comfortable four-screen cinema has recently made the move from dubbed films and now shows crowd-pleasers in their original languages.

Three screens show independent Spanish and European films; if none appeals, its sister cinema, the Kaplan, is just a few blocks away and also VO.

Cinemes Méliès is a small, two-screen cinema that is the nearest that Barcelona comes to an art house theatre, with an idiosyncratic roster of accessible classics alongside...

Funded by the Catalan government, the Filmoteca is a little dry for some tastes, offering comprehensive seasons of cinema's more recondite auteurs, alongside better-known...

The predictable programming lets down the IMAX experience, and only if you're very lucky will you catch anything that's not about sharks, dinosaurs or adventure sports. If...

This, the more central of the Renoir cinemas, screens up to eight independent, offbeat American, British and Spanish films per day, though note that programming tends towards...

The five-screen Verdi and its four-screen annexe Verdi Park on the next street have transformed this corner of Gràcia, bringing with them vibrant bars and cheap eats for the...

The Icària is a vast multiplex, which has all the atmosphere of the near permanently empty shopping mall that surrounds it, but what it lacks in charm, it makes up for in...