State Cinema, Movie theater in North Hobart, Australia
The State Cinema is a multi-story building with seven screening rooms, including underground theaters and a rooftop cinema with views over the city. The spaces are spread across different levels and offer varied viewing experiences.
The cinema was founded in 1913 as North Hobart Picture Palace and underwent several transformations, including a period as a billiard hall. It reopened as Liberty Theatre in 1935.
The cinema shows a diverse selection of international films, Australian productions, and independent works across its screening rooms. Its programming appeals to both devoted film lovers and casual visitors.
The cinema is located on Elizabeth Street and is easily accessible, with parking nearby and a bus stop within walking distance. Visitors should explore the different levels of the building, as screening rooms are accessible from various entrances.
The underground screening rooms Cinema 3 and Cinema 4 create a special atmosphere particularly suited for horror and cult film screenings. These lower-level spaces offer an unusual viewing experience.
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