O Cinema South Beach, an independent, non-profit movie theater, has been showing sold-out screenings of the controversial, Oscar-winning film No Other Land. But the Miami Beach's mayor calls the ...

O Cinema co-founders Vivian Marthell, left, and Kareem Tabsch, right, are pictured in 2019 inside the nonprofit movie theater's screening room.

Every screening at O Cinema, at its theater in the Old Miami Beach City Hall, has been sold out. Meiner has called the movie antisemitic and a "…one-sided propaganda attack on the Jewish people…" ...

O Cinema Wynwood is now officially closed. All traces of the arthouse, along with its culinary experiment next door, the Wynwood Yard, will likely be bulldozed by the end of the year to make way ...

“O Cinema will not be silenced, and neither will our community. This is about more than just a film; it is about the fundamental right to free expression, artistic integrity, and the role of ...

O Cinema is a nonprofit that operates the arts theater out of the historic old City Hall building on Washington Avenue, and the land is owned by the city. After more than an hour of public comment ...

O Cinema has two more No Other Land screenings set for this week — both of which are sold out, according to the theater’s website. Here is the open letter in full, along with those who had ...

A Sims-style rendering shows plush, comfortable seating and modern interiors adorned with classic movie posters.

O Cinema has added screenings of No Other Land on March 19-20. The film, which is being self-distributed in the U.S., has made over $1 million domestically, with a worldwide total of $1.3 million.

Art exhibits hang on the walls, and there may be music, a mini-festival or talks. Now run by O Cinema, this beautiful space encompasses a theater, gallery, bookstore/library and cafe.

O Cinema, the nonprofit movie theater launched in 2011 that has become a beloved bastion of independent and alternative cinema in Miami-Dade, is expanding into new but familiar digs in South Beach.