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Q: Any lesser known (and cheaper) cinemas in Beijing?

Are there any cinemas in Beijing passing movies in English (not necessarily new releases) for cheaper than 100+ RMB?

14 years 49 weeks ago in  Arts & Entertainment - Beijing

 
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Aint you any memeber of any cinemas? they give you half price discount or 70%! find one in Villiage! Moma is for poort student i guess!

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You should check out the film screenings at Ullen's in 798. They screen Chinese and foreign independent films several times a month for only 15 rmb. (see link).

Also keep your eyes open for film events in other venues around Beijing such as at the Penghao Theatre. Another group who organise film screenings around the capital (usually for free or for a very modest fee) are electric shadows (if you have a VPN find their group on facebook).

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