Founded by friends who wanted to have a place to watch cool films, this micro non-profit film house is filled with unusual content and a aim to give back.

Wanting to see an art house flick in Crown Heights? Look no further than Video Revival, a non-profit film center located on Rogers Ave. Started by a group of film-obsessed friends, this one screen space houses 25 seats for an intimate setting that is purely about bringing interesting films to the neighborhood.

Tickets fall in the $8 range, with multiple showings every evening, as well as family friendly matinées on Sunday's which cost an easy $5. Most of the programming is quite experimental, with documentaries, animation, contemporary films and art projects rounding out the schedule.

Trying not to be just another hipster injection to a quickly gentrifying area, the founders are working with nearby business and residents to actively support and give back without any real plans to try and turn a profit. The entire organization is volunteer run, so if you fancy getting involved, be sure to get in touch. 

Ideal For

Seeing new and cult favorites from the other side of the film world