E Street Cinema

Landmark E Street Cinema is an eight-screen luxury movie theatre located in the Lincoln Square Building (555 11th Street, NW) in Washington, D.C., with its entrance on E Street between 10th and 11th Street. It opened on January 9, 2004, and specializes in first-run independent and foreign language films, documentary features and classic revivals. The theatre offers 2K and 4K digital projection and sound, large screens with stadium seating in the larger houses, Dolby Digital sound, upscale concessions and an espresso bar, and reduced-rate validated parking in the building's garage. It was designed by Brooks Graham of the Graham Little Studio, and is part of Landmark Theatres.

Landmark E Street Cinema opened on January 9, 2004. It is an eight-screen luxury movie theatre specializing in first-run independent and foreign language films, documentary features and classic revivals. The theatre is located in the Lincoln Square Building (555 11th Street, NW), with its entrance on E Street between 10th and 11th Street, one block from Metro Center Station and four blocks from the Gallery Place/Chinatown Station. It was designed by Brooks Graham, interior designer with the Graham Little Studio, who also designed many Landmark theatres including the Bethesda Row Cinema in Bethesda, MD. The theatre is part of Landmark Theatres.

luxury movie theatre specializing in first-run independent and foreign language films, documentary features and classic revivals

Product categories. first-run independent films · foreign language films · documentary features · classic revivals

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