Cinéma L'Amour

Cinéma L'Amour is a movie theater in Montreal that features original interior elements from its construction in 1914. The venue retains a horseshoe-shaped balcony, decorative details, and the initial layout of aisles that have remained unchanged throughout its long history.

The building opened in 1914 as Le Globe, initially showing Yiddish films to the local community. Over the decades it was renamed several times and changed its programming focus before becoming Cinéma L'Amour in 1981.

The theater expands beyond adult films by hosting music festivals, fashion events, and film productions, maintaining its position in Montreal's entertainment landscape.

The theater operates daily throughout the day and evening with various visitor offers available regularly. The layout and facilities allow comfortable access to all areas of the venue.

A student approached Harry Houdini at this location in 1926 and delivered multiple abdominal punches, leading to complications that affected his health in Detroit.

GPS coordinates: 45.51695,-73.57909

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:20