Cine Alameda, Movie theater in Mendoza, Havana, Cuba

Cine Alameda was a movie theater on Avenida de Santa Catalina in Havana's Mendoza neighborhood, with a single auditorium seating roughly 1,400 spectators. The building stood among several other cinemas serving the same district.

Cine Alameda opened in 1958 on Avenida de Santa Catalina in the Mendoza neighborhood, in a building with a single auditorium seating about 1,400. It was among the last cinemas built in Havana before the 1959 revolution changed film distribution and exhibition on the island.

The theater served as a gathering place in the Mendoza neighborhood where people could watch films together. It was one of several cinemas that shaped how residents spent their leisure time in this part of the city.

The location sits in the Mendoza neighborhood near the old La Copa supermarket, which helps with finding the area. The building's exterior is still visible today, making it easier for people to spot.

During its operating years, the theater showed international films such as 'Forever Amber' and 'El Hombre que Mato a Billy el Nino' for local audiences. This kind of film selection showed how much variety Havana's cinemas offered to their visitors.