Cinemas Colombia

This cozy café opened its doors in 2004. It serves coffee in all its forms, even in cocktails. Try the Macondo de lulo to cool off, or the Coronel Buendia, to warm you up, as strong as his character in One Hundred Years of Solitude! Quiet setting with several small rooms and a patio and a jazzy atmosphere, with concerts from time to time. Every weekday at 7pm, the cinema opens its doors (for a drink) for independent films from all over the world. Arrive 20 minutes in advance, the room is small.

Cine Colombia has many theaters in Bogotá, in most of the large shopping centers. Many big North American productions are shown, except in two cinemas where independent, national and international films are shown (with subtitles): Cine Colombia Avenida Chile (Calle 72) and Cine Colombia Calle 100 (Iserra 100, Calle 100 con Suba). Often 2 or 3 independent films every day, at very affordable prices.

This "cultural center of audiovisual arts" replaced in 2019 the old Cinemateca Distrital, which was located since 1971 in a wing of the Jorge Eliécer Gaitán theater. It has several movie theaters, an experimental room where audiovisual arts meet music, dance and theater, a media library specialized in cinema, and rooms for audiovisual exhibitions and workshops. The program ranges from Latin classics to independent and auteur films. Very accessible prices and numerous sessions every day.