Belmont Picturehouse, Movie theater in Aberdeen, Scotland
The Belmont Picturehouse is a cinema in central Aberdeen offering three screening rooms of different sizes to accommodate various film formats. These rooms hold 274, 133, and 67 seats respectively, allowing for varied viewing experiences across its facilities.
The building was constructed in 1896 as a Trade Hall and was transformed into the Coliseum Cinema in 1910. It has undergone several renovations throughout the 20th century to serve its cinema function.
The cinema shows independent films, documentaries, and mainstream releases, hosted alongside film festivals and discussions with industry professionals. These events create space where audiences can engage directly with filmmaking and storytelling.
The venue has a licensed cafe-bar serving refreshments and snacks before and after screenings. Advance ticket booking is available through the official website for planning your visit.
The cinema offers special relaxed screenings designed for people with autism and sensory sensitivities. These sessions provide a comfortable way for everyone to enjoy films without the typical cinema environment feeling overwhelming.
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