Film Streams, Independent film theater in North Downtown Omaha, United States.
Film Streams operates the Ruth Sokolof Theater, which contains two screening rooms seating 160 and 83 people within the Saddle Creek Records development complex. The dual-room setup allows the venue to accommodate different film formats and programming simultaneously.
Film Streams launched the Ruth Sokolof Theater in July 2007 to bring independent and artistic cinema to Nebraska. This opening marked the organization's commitment to expanding cultural offerings in the state.
The theater programs international films, documentaries, and independent American works while hosting filmmaker conversations and special events throughout the year. Visitors can engage directly with artists and deepen their understanding of cinema.
The venue offers discounted admission for students, seniors, educators, military personnel, and cyclists alongside free parking behind the building. Its downtown location provides easy access and convenient parking arrangements.
The theater is named after Ruth Sokolof, an educator who championed children with visual impairments and whose family continues to support arts education. This naming weaves together a passion for cinema with a legacy of care.
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