Luna Leederville, Art Deco movie theater in Leederville, Australia.
Luna Leederville is an Art Deco cinema occupying a corner site where Oxford Street meets Vincent Street, with two indoor screens and an outdoor cinema area. The spaces are designed for screenings of different sizes and formats.
The building dates from 1927 and ranks among Perth's earliest cinema venues. Its architecture reflects the design styles of the period between the world wars.
The cinema hosts a mix of independent and international films that draw film enthusiasts to the venue regularly. Programming here reflects the tastes of people who see cinema as an art form worth exploring beyond mainstream releases.
The venue offers multiple daily screenings with online booking through its website and a membership program that provides discounted tickets. Plan your visit during cooler months if you prefer indoor seating or choose summer for the outdoor experience.
During summer months, the outdoor area transforms into an open-air cinema where viewers watch films beneath the Australian night sky. This seasonal offering combines traditional cinema with the different experience of watching outside.
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