Singapore Film and Cinema Spaces

Alliance Française is more than just a place to attend French classes and art exhibitions, it offers a curated selection of contemporary French films.

ArtScience Cinema is ArtScience Museum’s first purpose-built screening room. It will present a curated programme of film all year round. Featuring a diverse range of programming that includes featured films, cinematic retrospectives, film festival selections, documentaries and more, ArtScience Cinema boasts spacious, comfortable seating and high-quality surround-sound wireless headphones for a truly immersive cinematic experience.

ArtScience on Screen features films with art-science themes by filmmakers and artists from Singapore and beyond.

Carnival Cinemas screens Tamil and Hindi films from India and across the region.

NTU CCA is a national research centre that offers a space for critical discourse and critical thinking. The site offers a range of public programmes from film screenings to art exhibitions and stagings from Singapore and the region.

The Gallery presents a range of film screenings and performances that encourage the public to think through art.

Besides organising events related to the visual arts, Objectifs screens films periodically. Objectifs Film Library was recently launched to provide Southeast Asian short film content for the public.

Asian Film Archive's resident screening venue is nestled cosily within the National Archives of Singapore. Oldham theatre features specially curated films produced by Asian directors.

Transforming an abandoned Chinese nightclub into a 48-seater cinema and bar, Projector X: Riverside may be the socially distanced cinematic experience you need right now.

*SCAPE is a non-profit organisation that supports youth, talent and leadership development. Watch out for free film screenings and public talks on animation, short films and and other new media.

Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) will host its fourth edition of Moonlight Cinema over two days in August 2021.

Located on the ninth floor of Capital Tower, this 227-seater theatre screens inspirational movies from around the world.

The Arts House Screening Room is a 75-seater theatre that screens both local and international films. The museum venue hosts and supports independent filmmakers, making it a trusted location for diverse film programming.

Situated at the historic Golden Theatre, The Projector is the go-to for cinephiles looking for local and cult classics, arthouse films, and curated festival programmes.

A brand new pop-up cinematic experience by Zouk Group, Zouk Cinema Club transforms the entertainment complex’s main room from dance floor to a space for everyone to have a blast.