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Exclusive: First look at Brooklyn's new independent movie theater

Will Gleason
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Will Gleason
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Film lovers in Crown Heights have a brand-new option for a night at the movies, and it will only set them back $8. 

Video Revival, an intimate, 25-seat theater, opened its doors to the public this week at 346 Rogers St. The volunteer-operated theater is soft launching this month with a lineup of obscure films and cult classics.

“We saw this as a great opportunity to further contribute to the arts in Brooklyn,” says the theater’s co-founder Christian Hendricks. “In the upcoming months, we’re planning a short documentary showcases, a video art night and a queer film event.”

The venue is currently in the process of applying for a liquor license and is planning on serving beer and wine at special events. You can find a full schedule of the cinema’s screenings on its website

Check out photos of the space below.

Photograph: Teddy Wolff

Photograph: Teddy Wolff

Photograph: Teddy Wolff

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