Roxie Cinema, Independent movie theater in Mission District, San Francisco, US
Roxie Cinema is a movie theater in the Mission District with two screening rooms and modern facilities. The rooms have automated doors, accessible bathrooms, and designated wheelchair spaces along with companion seating areas.
The theater was founded in 1909 and evolved from a silent film venue to a modern screening space. Despite modernization, it has retained its architectural character from that era.
The theater shows independent and international films that you won't find in mainstream multiplexes. Visitors appreciate this focus on alternative cinema and rare works from filmmakers around the world.
The theater sits just 1.5 blocks from the 16th Street BART station, making it easy to reach by public transit. It provides hearing assistance devices, captioning equipment, and gender-neutral facilities for all visitors.
The cinema has specialized seating spaces in both screening rooms for larger-bodied patrons to ensure a comfortable viewing experience. This thoughtful design reflects the theater's commitment to genuine accessibility and inclusion for all guests.
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