Golem

As I've probably mentioned in a review of the Cines Renoir (and as I've mentioned to friends), I try to avoid going to Cine Ideal simply because I try to avoid Sol and its environs whenever possible. So, while Golem (and the Cines Renoir) is much smaller (four or five screens, I can't remember), it's also less exhausting, more selective. I doubt that Romanian cinema could even make the list over at the Ideal, but then again, Golem is owned by one Spain's leading art film distributors of the same name, who operate in four other cities, so there you go. Quality over quantity...you decide. (P.S. Monday is spectator day, 5,-EUR for any session.)

As I've probably mentioned in a review of the Cines Renoir (and as I've mentioned to friends), I try to avoid going to Cine Ideal simply because I try to avoid Sol and its environs whenever possible. So, while Golem (and the Cines Renoir) is much smaller (four or five screens, I can't remember), it's also less exhausting, more selective. I doubt that Romanian cinema could even make the list over at the Ideal, but then again, Golem is owned by one Spain's leading art film distributors of the same name, who operate in four other cities, so there you go. Quality over quantity...you decide. (P.S. Monday is spectator day, 5,-EUR for any session.)