5 exciting independent cinemas in Miami
1) O Cinema
If you’re craving an independent film, art flick, international film, documentary on a musician, or black-and-white classic, then O is it. If you’re in town for a while, check out the membership; if you can’t make it out to the theater, look into the virtual option that you can use to stream.
![Shop interior at the O cinema In Miami](https://images.the500hiddensecrets.com/2022-10/miami-culture-o_cinema_0.jpg?auto=format&fit=max&h=1080&ixlib=php-1.1.0&q=65&w=1920&s=a0820dc6a45fd45893c325c82c9216b8)
2) Silverspot Cinema
See an independent or foreign film, an opera or ballet – or yes, a typical Hollywood blockbuster – while you recline with a glass of wine, some miso-glazed salmon and a piece of five-layer chocolate cake for dessert. Want to host a private screening or plan a meeting, party or event? You can arrange to do that here as well.
![Downtown Silverspot Cinema](https://images.the500hiddensecrets.com/2019-10/miami-culture-silverspot_cinema.jpg?auto=format&fit=max&h=1080&ixlib=php-1.1.0&q=65&w=1920&s=7b99ec4eadeb1c5a11da85a40e0f37b5)
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3) Coral Gables Art Cinema
This large, modern theater is a collaboration between the City of Coral Gables and the nonprofit Coral Gables Cinematique. One of the more comfy spots to see first-run, independent features and documentaries, international films and classics. It also shows the Annual Miami International Children’s Film Festival.
![entrance of the Coral Gables Art Cinema](https://images.the500hiddensecrets.com/2019-03/44057277_2379135795447376_2482704312149475328_o_0.jpg?auto=format&fit=max&h=1080&ixlib=php-1.1.0&q=65&w=1920&s=b0a04507b60c9c4dc06918ae67dc49f5)
4) Tower Theater
The Tower debuted as an English-language cinema in 1926, but switched to Spanish when Cuban exilios arrived. It got a new lease on cultural life in 2002. Now an independent cultural center, it screens Spanish- and English-language films and sponsors exhibits, lectures, performances, poetry readings and more.
![big street sign of the MDC's Tower theatre](https://images.the500hiddensecrets.com/2019-01/tower_theater_6.jpg?auto=format&fit=max&h=1080&ixlib=php-1.1.0&q=65&w=1920&s=c323badf01b69e1de7ffbb594ee44e64)
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5) The Bill Cosford Cinema
Serving both the university and the greater population for more than 60 years, this cinema shows a variety of formats, from 35 mm to high-definition digital. Both an educational experience and an art facility, it brings in international film festivals and engagements with renowned filmmakers Chantal Akerman, John Landis and Andy García.
![people seated at the Bill Cosford Cinema](https://images.the500hiddensecrets.com/2019-03/62323_436834807513_7402522_n.jpg?auto=format&fit=max&h=1080&ixlib=php-1.1.0&q=65&w=1920&s=b203d973b62975797652d8956ed9619e)
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