Why it matters
The Eagle opened as the Yosemite Theatre in 1929, became the Eagle in 1940, and reopened as Vidiots’ home in 2023.
Eclectic repertory, artist appearances, signature series, education, and community-centered film culture.
A restored neighborhood movie house combining a nonprofit video library with 16mm, 35mm, and 4K exhibition.
The room
How movies play here.
- Projection
- 35mm, 16mm, 4K DCP, 7.1 sound
- Auditoriums
- 2
- Main capacity
- 271 seats
- Sound
- The Eagle lists 7.1 surround sound; the microcinema lists 5.1 sound.
- Seating
- The main Eagle Theatre seats 271; the MUBI Microcinema seats 36.
Going tonight
What to know before you leave.
- Parking
- Vidiots lists surrounding street parking and a 29-car public lot at 5065 Caspar Ave, about a six-minute walk away.
- Concessions
- The venue lists concessions, a light menu, beer, and wine.
Verified sources
Where these details come from.
Screenline publishes theater intelligence only when it can point back to the venue or another authoritative source.
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