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Definition of cinematheque in English: cinemathequenoun ˌsɪnɪməˈtɛkˈsinəməˌtek 1A film library or archive. Example sentencesExamples - It's dredged up from the imaginary cinematheque of Maddin's own mind.
- The National Archives, the National Library and individual cinematheques were doing preservation work, but it was all government-funded.
- From the early 1990s, the director campaigned to create a cinematheque on the site of the museum's car park.
2A small cinema. Example sentencesExamples - He attends the cinematheque she loved so that he can tell her about the movies he sees.
- After dinner we went back to Fed Square to see A Tale of Springtime screened at cinematheque as part of the Eric Rohmer retrospective that's taking place over the next few weeks.
- I saw the film at the Film Forum, which is a kind of cinematheque with a hip, sophisticated young audience, downtown.
- Approximately 3,000 square metres of commercial, retail and function space were proposed, in addition to the cinematheque.
- In 1999, a single print resurfaced in a French cinematheque, where it played in a regular late-night Rocky Horror Picture Show-style revue.
- I hope to get a small distributor and look forward to lots of festival, cinematheque and museum screenings with small but appreciative audiences.
- A daily cinematheque showcases other films Conner selected, and in some cases re-edited, for this exhibition.
- The program is co-ordinated by Metro Cinema, a not-for-profit cinematheque dedicated to promoting Canadian and international independent film.
Origin 1960s: from French cinémathèque, from cinéma 'cinema', on the pattern of bibliothèque 'library'. Definition of cinematheque in US English: cinemathequenounˈsinəməˌtek 1A motion-picture library or archive. Example sentencesExamples - It's dredged up from the imaginary cinematheque of Maddin's own mind.
- The National Archives, the National Library and individual cinematheques were doing preservation work, but it was all government-funded.
- From the early 1990s, the director campaigned to create a cinematheque on the site of the museum's car park.
2A small movie theater, especially one that shows avant-garde or classic movies. Example sentencesExamples - Approximately 3,000 square metres of commercial, retail and function space were proposed, in addition to the cinematheque.
- After dinner we went back to Fed Square to see A Tale of Springtime screened at cinematheque as part of the Eric Rohmer retrospective that's taking place over the next few weeks.
- He attends the cinematheque she loved so that he can tell her about the movies he sees.
- In 1999, a single print resurfaced in a French cinematheque, where it played in a regular late-night Rocky Horror Picture Show-style revue.
- The program is co-ordinated by Metro Cinema, a not-for-profit cinematheque dedicated to promoting Canadian and international independent film.
- I saw the film at the Film Forum, which is a kind of cinematheque with a hip, sophisticated young audience, downtown.
- I hope to get a small distributor and look forward to lots of festival, cinematheque and museum screenings with small but appreciative audiences.
- A daily cinematheque showcases other films Conner selected, and in some cases re-edited, for this exhibition.
Origin 1960s: from French cinémathèque, from cinéma ‘cinema’, on the pattern of bibliothèque ‘library’. |