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Situated atop Mount Sophia, at the newest and ultra-hip creative arts hub known as Old School is the physical space of Sinema.SG. Sinema Old School is a creative partnership with Old School and Sinema.SG. The truly indie space allows for a cozy cinematic experience with 136 sofa-style plush leather seats and state of the art projection and sound system made possible by Panasonic.

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Sinema Old School tweets...

  • Sinema ShowOff is back! It doesn’t matter if you’re a professional or an amateur, here’s your chance to be screened! - http://bit.ly/6muKnM 2 weeks ago
  • Hello! How is everyone doing? 2 weeks ago
  • Sinema is taking a break from screenings for the month of Jan while we revamp. Stay tuned for more exciting films coming your way in Feb! 2010-01-04
  • More updates...
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Where is Sinema?

11B Mount Sophia
Old School
#B1-12
Singapore 228466
t: +65.6336.9707
f: +65.6336.6107
e: oldschool@sinema.sg

OPERATING HOURS:
Tuesdays to Fridays
10:00pm - 6:00pm

Saturdays - Mondays
CLOSED

Click here for directions.

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