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Cinemateca Paulo Amorim
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Associação de Amigos da Cinemateca Paulo Amorim
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Private
Founded yearint
1986
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Cinemateca Paulo Amorim is a cultural nonprofit art-house cinema complex located in the ground floor of Casa de Cultura Mario Quintana in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Founded on August 6, 1986, and operated by the Associação de Amigos da Cinemateca Paulo Amorim (AACPA) in formal partnership with the Secretaria de Estado da Cultura (Sedac) of Rio Grande do Sul, the institution has run continuously for 38 years and is the oldest art cinema in the city. Its core product is physical film exhibition across three screening rooms — Sala Paulo Amorim (148 seats), Sala Eduardo Hirtz (70 seats), and Sala Norberto Lubisco (50 seats) — using digital projection and modernized sound systems to present auteur, independent, Brazilian, and Gaúcho cinema, including hosting festivals and special programming events.

The company monetizes through three revenue streams: per-ticket box-office sales at tiered prices of R$14 (Tue-Thu) and R$16 (Fri-Sun/holidays), with statutory half-price for students and seniors 60+ and 50% discounts for Banrisul cardholders; an annual AACPA membership at R$400 granting six non-cumulative monthly tickets; and project-based federal Lei Rouanet cultural incentive funding, which has financed recent facility upgrades with corporate sponsors including Gerdau, Icatu Seguros, Rio Grande Seguros, Banrisul, and Vero. Distribution is direct-to-consumer through a single physical venue, with supporting digital channels including Facebook, Instagram, a WordPress blog, and the new cinematecapauloamorim.com.br website.

In June 2023, the organization launched the Portal do Cinema Gaúcho in partnership with the Instituto Estadual de Cinema (Iecine-RS), a database cataloging 778 feature-length films from Rio Grande do Sul audiovisual production with plans to expand to shorts, series, and TV programs. The institution has 5 employees and serves cinema enthusiasts, film students, critics, Gaúcho filmmakers, and cultural-event organizers in southern Brazil, with no disclosed revenue and reliance on episodic patronage funding for capital investment.

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Cinemateca Paulo Amorim operates a three-screen, 268-seat art-house cinema in Porto Alegre's Casa de Cultura Mario Quintana, exhibiting auteur, independent, and Gaúcho cinema for film enthusiasts and local filmmakers. It runs on ticket sales, an annual membership program, and Lei Rouanet project funding managed by the AACPA nonprofit.

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HeadquartersPorto Alegre, Brazil
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Porto Alegre
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Brazil
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Latin America
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Serves global market

Offices1 record

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Keyword5 values
art house cinema, film exhibition, cinema membership, cultural venue, independent film programming
Industry3 codes
PRIMARYMPADAKAB
Independent & Art-house Cinemas
Media, Entertainment & Sports/Film & Video Production/Distribution/Exhibition (Cinemas, Film Festivals, Screenings)
SECONDARYMPADAKAL
Programming, Booking & Repertory Exhibition Services
Media, Entertainment & Sports/Film & Video Production/Distribution/Exhibition (Cinemas, Film Festivals, Screenings)
SECONDARYMPADAKAG
Alternative Content Exhibition (Live Broadcasts, Concert Films, Sports, Opera)
Media, Entertainment & Sports/Film & Video Production/Distribution/Exhibition (Cinemas, Film Festivals, Screenings)
NAICS code1 code
  • Motion Picture Theaters (except Drive-Ins)512131
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Motion Picture Theaters7830
Product category
Art House Cinema Exhibition
Social media profiles2 records
GTM motion1 record

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Revenue model3 records
1Individual ticket sales
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Direct ticket sales at box office for film screenings across three cinema rooms. Tiered pricing based on day of week with discounts for students, seniors, and Banrisul cardholders.

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2Annual membership (Associação de Amigos)
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Annual membership program offering 6 non-cumulative monthly tickets plus supporting activities of programming and revitalization. Membership fee of R$ 400.00 per year.

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3Lei Rouanet cultural incentive funding
TypeLicensing Royalties
Description

Federal cultural incentive funding through projects presented by AACPA, with sponsorship from companies including Gerdau, Icatu Seguros, Rio Grande Seguros, Banrisul, and Vero for facility improvements and programming.

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Marketing channels5 records

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Distribution channels2 records

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Cost components5 values
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D
Pricing details4 tiers
1Standard Tuesday-Thursday screenings
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

R$ 14.00 full price; R$ 7.00 for students and adults 60+

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2Premium Friday-Sunday and holiday screenings
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

R$ 16.00 full price; R$ 8.00 for students and adults 60+

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3Banrisul client discount
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

50% discount on all sessions when paying with Banrisul card

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4Annual membership (Associação de Amigos)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

R$ 400.00 annual contribution entitling member to 6 non-cumulative monthly tickets

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GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Core offering1 text field

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim operates three digital-projection screening rooms (Sala Paulo Amorim with 148 seats, Sala Eduardo Hirtz with 70 seats, and Sala Norberto Lubisco with 50 seats) inside the Casa de Cultura Mario Quintana in Porto Alegre, exhibiting auteur, independent, Brazilian, and Gaucho cinema. The institution also runs the annual AACPA membership program (R$400/year) and hosts film festivals, special screenings, and the Portal do Cinema Gaúcho regional film database (778 feature titles) developed in partnership with Iecine-RS.

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Product overview1 text field

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim is a three-screen art-house cinema complex located in the basement of the Casa de Cultura Mario Quintana in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Founded in 1986, it is the oldest art cinema in Porto Alegre and is operated by the Associação dos Amigos da Cinemateca Paulo Amorim (AACPA). The three auditoriums — Sala Paulo Amorim (148 seats), Sala Eduardo Hirtz (70 seats), and Sala Norberto Lubisco (50 seats) — specialize in author-driven, independent, and Gaucho cinematographies, serving as a showcase for local production and a partner of festivals and special programming events. The institution also maintains a companion digital platform: the Portal do Cinema Gaúcho (launched 2023), a comprehensive database of Gaucho audiovisual production. Ticketing is offered through a membership program (AACPA, R$ 400/year for 6 non-cumulative monthly tickets) and standard box office sales.

Product and service3 records
1Cinemateca Paulo Amorim Box Office / Ticketing
CategoryCinema exhibition / ticketing service
Description

Box office ticket sales service for the three screening rooms of Cinemateca Paulo Amorim, with tiered per-session pricing, student and senior half-price discounts, and a 50% Banrisul cardholder discount. Targeted at individual art house cinema audiences in Porto Alegre.

2Associação de Amigos da Cinemateca Paulo Amorim (AACPA) Annual Membership
CategoryMembership program / subscription
Description

Annual subscription membership of the Friends Association of the Cinemateca Paulo Amorim costing R$400 per year, providing six non-cumulative monthly tickets and supporting the cinema's programming and revitalization. Targeted at frequent art house cinema attendees in Porto Alegre.

3Portal do Cinema Gaúcho
CategoryOnline film database / cultural reference platform
Description

Digital database initiative developed by the Instituto Estadual de Cinema (Iecine-RS) in partnership with the Cinemateca Paulo Amorim that catalogs audiovisual production from Rio Grande do Sul, starting with 778 feature film titles including synopses, technical notes, images, and screening dates. Targeted at researchers, film students, critics, and cultural consumers interested in Gaucho regional cinema.

Scale indicator3 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership2 partners
1Instituto Estadual de Cinema (Iecine-RS)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-06-21
Description

Joint initiative to create the Portal do Cinema Gaúcho, a comprehensive database of Rio Grande do Sul audiovisual production. Iecine-RS initiated the project to systematize and gather information about local film production. Currently catalogued 778 feature films with plans to expand to shorts, series, and TV programs. Also conducts joint online screening sessions (Sessão on-line) sharing Gaúcho short films through social media.

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2Governo do RS (Sedac)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

State Culture Secretary (Sedac) is the parent institution of Cinemateca Paulo Amorim. Provided funding through Avançar na Cultura program and new projection screen for Sala Paulo Amorim renovation.

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Recent move5 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight4 records

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Peers10 records
1Cine Theatro Brasil
TypeDirect peer
Description

Historic art-house and repertory cinema located in central Porto Alegre, directly competing for the same niche audience of auteur and independent film viewers in the same city.

2Espaço Itaú de Cinema
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Brazilian art-house cinema chain operated by Itaú Cultural across multiple cities, offering curated auteur programming comparable to Cinemateca Paulo Amorim's repertory focus.

3Cine SESC
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Cultural cinema circuit run by SESC across Brazil featuring repertory, independent, and festival programming at subsidized pricing—overlapping significantly with Cinemateca Paulo Amorim's target audience.

4Lumière Cinemas
TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent Brazilian art-house cinema chain specializing in auteur and festival films with locations in Porto Alegre and other cities—directly comparable in programming and audience.

5Reserva Cultural
TypeDirect peer
Description

Brazilian art-house cinema and cultural venue with multiple locations offering curated independent and repertory programming comparable to Cinemateca Paulo Amorim's model.

6Cine Olido
TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent art-house cinema in São Paulo focused on auteur, classic, and festival films—operates with similar repertory programming ethos to Cinemateca Paulo Amorim.

7Centerplex
TypeRegional player
Description

Brazilian regional cinema chain with strong presence in Rio Grande do Sul, including multiplex and select art-house programming—comparable Southern Brazilian cinema operator.

8Kinoplex
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Established Brazilian cinema chain operating across multiple states including Rio Grande do Sul, providing a broader incumbent comparison for theater-exhibition scale and operations.

9Cinema do Dragão do Mar
TypeDirect peer
Description

Cultural-complex-based art-house cinema in Fortaleza offering repertory, independent, and festival programming comparable to Cinemateca Paulo Amorim's mission and venue-embedded model.

10Cinemark Brasil
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest cinema exhibitor in Brazil operating multiplexes nationwide; sets the mainstream scale benchmark against which art-house operators like Cinemateca Paulo Amorim compete for share of leisure spend.

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Profiles8 records

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Cinemateca Paulo Amorim

Art House Cinema Exhibitioncinematecapauloamorim.wordpress.com

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim operates a three-screen, 268-seat art-house cinema in Porto Alegre's Casa de Cultura Mario Quintana, exhibiting auteur, independent, and Gaúcho cinema for film enthusiasts and local filmmakers. It runs on ticket sales, an annual membership program, and Lei Rouanet project funding managed by the AACPA nonprofit.

What Cinemateca Paulo Amorim does

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim is a cultural nonprofit art-house cinema complex located in the ground floor of Casa de Cultura Mario Quintana in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Founded on August 6, 1986, and operated by the Associação de Amigos da Cinemateca Paulo Amorim (AACPA) in formal partnership with the Secretaria de Estado da Cultura (Sedac) of Rio Grande do Sul, the institution has run continuously for 38 years and is the oldest art cinema in the city. Its core product is physical film exhibition across three screening rooms — Sala Paulo Amorim (148 seats), Sala Eduardo Hirtz (70 seats), and Sala Norberto Lubisco (50 seats) — using digital projection and modernized sound systems to present auteur, independent, Brazilian, and Gaúcho cinema, including hosting festivals and special programming events.

The company monetizes through three revenue streams: per-ticket box-office sales at tiered prices of R$14 (Tue-Thu) and R$16 (Fri-Sun/holidays), with statutory half-price for students and seniors 60+ and 50% discounts for Banrisul cardholders; an annual AACPA membership at R$400 granting six non-cumulative monthly tickets; and project-based federal Lei Rouanet cultural incentive funding, which has financed recent facility upgrades with corporate sponsors including Gerdau, Icatu Seguros, Rio Grande Seguros, Banrisul, and Vero. Distribution is direct-to-consumer through a single physical venue, with supporting digital channels including Facebook, Instagram, a WordPress blog, and the new cinematecapauloamorim.com.br website.

In June 2023, the organization launched the Portal do Cinema Gaúcho in partnership with the Instituto Estadual de Cinema (Iecine-RS), a database cataloging 778 feature-length films from Rio Grande do Sul audiovisual production with plans to expand to shorts, series, and TV programs. The institution has 5 employees and serves cinema enthusiasts, film students, critics, Gaúcho filmmakers, and cultural-event organizers in southern Brazil, with no disclosed revenue and reliance on episodic patronage funding for capital investment.

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Cinemateca Paulo Amorim
Legal name
Associação de Amigos da Cinemateca Paulo Amorim
Website
https://cinematecapauloamorim.wordpress.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1986
Operating status
Operating
Short description
Cinemateca Paulo Amorim operates a three-screen, 268-seat art-house cinema in Porto Alegre's Casa de Cultura Mario Quintana, exhibiting auteur, independent, and Gaúcho cinema for film enthusiasts and local filmmakers. It runs on ticket sales, an annual membership program, and Lei Rouanet project funding managed by the AACPA nonprofit.
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Cinemateca Paulo Amorim industry classification

Industry
Product category
Art House Cinema Exhibition
NAICS
Motion Picture Theaters (except Drive-Ins) (512131)
SIC
Services-Motion Picture Theaters (7830)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYMPADAKAB
Independent & Art-house Cinemas
Media, Entertainment & Sports/Film & Video Production/Distribution/Exhibition (Cinemas, Film Festivals, Screenings)
SECONDARYMPADAKAL
Programming, Booking & Repertory Exhibition Services
Media, Entertainment & Sports/Film & Video Production/Distribution/Exhibition (Cinemas, Film Festivals, Screenings)
SECONDARYMPADAKAG
Alternative Content Exhibition (Live Broadcasts, Concert Films, Sports, Opera)
Media, Entertainment & Sports/Film & Video Production/Distribution/Exhibition (Cinemas, Film Festivals, Screenings)

Keywords

  • Art house cinema
  • Film exhibition
  • Cinema membership
  • Cultural venue
  • Independent film programming

Where Cinemateca Paulo Amorim is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Porto Alegre
HQ country
Brazil
HQ region
Latin America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Individual ticket sales: Direct ticket sales at box office for film screenings across three cinema rooms. Tiered pricing based on day of week with discounts for students, seniors, and Banrisul cardholders.
  2. Annual membership (Associação de Amigos): Annual membership program offering 6 non-cumulative monthly tickets plus supporting activities of programming and revitalization. Membership fee of R$ 400.00 per year.
  3. Lei Rouanet cultural incentive funding: Federal cultural incentive funding through projects presented by AACPA, with sponsorship from companies including Gerdau, Icatu Seguros, Rio Grande Seguros, Banrisul, and Vero for facility improvements and programming.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goStandard Tuesday-Thursday screenings
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goPremium Friday-Sunday and holiday screenings
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goBanrisul client discount
SubscriptionAnnualAnnual membership (Associação de Amigos)

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels5 records

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim operates three digital-projection screening rooms (Sala Paulo Amorim with 148 seats, Sala Eduardo Hirtz with 70 seats, and Sala Norberto Lubisco with 50 seats) inside the Casa de Cultura Mario Quintana in Porto Alegre, exhibiting auteur, independent, Brazilian, and Gaucho cinema. The institution also runs the annual AACPA membership program (R$400/year) and hosts film festivals, special screenings, and the Portal do Cinema Gaúcho regional film database (778 feature titles) developed in partnership with Iecine-RS.

Product overview

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim is a three-screen art-house cinema complex located in the basement of the Casa de Cultura Mario Quintana in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Founded in 1986, it is the oldest art cinema in Porto Alegre and is operated by the Associação dos Amigos da Cinemateca Paulo Amorim (AACPA). The three auditoriums — Sala Paulo Amorim (148 seats), Sala Eduardo Hirtz (70 seats), and Sala Norberto Lubisco (50 seats) — specialize in author-driven, independent, and Gaucho cinematographies, serving as a showcase for local production and a partner of festivals and special programming events. The institution also maintains a companion digital platform: the Portal do Cinema Gaúcho (launched 2023), a comprehensive database of Gaucho audiovisual production. Ticketing is offered through a membership program (AACPA, R$ 400/year for 6 non-cumulative monthly tickets) and standard box office sales.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Cinemateca Paulo Amorim Box Office / Ticketing Box office ticket sales service for the three screening rooms of Cinemateca Paulo Amorim, with tiered per-session pricing, student and senior half-price discounts, and a 50% Banrisul cardholder discount. Targeted at individual art house cinema audiences in Porto Alegre.
  • Associação de Amigos da Cinemateca Paulo Amorim (AACPA) Annual Membership Annual subscription membership of the Friends Association of the Cinemateca Paulo Amorim costing R$400 per year, providing six non-cumulative monthly tickets and supporting the cinema's programming and revitalization. Targeted at frequent art house cinema attendees in Porto Alegre.
  • Portal do Cinema Gaúcho Digital database initiative developed by the Instituto Estadual de Cinema (Iecine-RS) in partnership with the Cinemateca Paulo Amorim that catalogs audiovisual production from Rio Grande do Sul, starting with 778 feature film titles including synopses, technical notes, images, and screening dates. Targeted at researchers, film students, critics, and cultural consumers interested in Gaucho regional cinema.

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Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim technology and API

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Cinemateca Paulo Amorim partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Instituto Estadual de Cinema (Iecine-RS)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 21 June 2023Joint initiative to create the Portal do Cinema Gaúcho, a comprehensive database of Rio Grande do Sul audiovisual production. Iecine-RS initiated the project to systematize and gather information about local film production. Currently catalogued 778 feature films with plans to expand to shorts, series, and TV programs. Also conducts joint online screening sessions (Sessão on-line) sharing Gaúcho short films through social media.
  • Governo do RS (Sedac)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerState Culture Secretary (Sedac) is the parent institution of Cinemateca Paulo Amorim. Provided funding through Avançar na Cultura program and new projection screen for Sala Paulo Amorim renovation.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Cine Theatro Brasil: Historic art-house and repertory cinema located in central Porto Alegre, directly competing for the same niche audience of auteur and independent film viewers in the same city.
  • Lumière Cinemas: Independent Brazilian art-house cinema chain specializing in auteur and festival films with locations in Porto Alegre and other cities—directly comparable in programming and audience.
  • Reserva Cultural: Brazilian art-house cinema and cultural venue with multiple locations offering curated independent and repertory programming comparable to Cinemateca Paulo Amorim's model.
  • Cine Olido: Independent art-house cinema in São Paulo focused on auteur, classic, and festival films—operates with similar repertory programming ethos to Cinemateca Paulo Amorim.
  • Cinema do Dragão do Mar: Cultural-complex-based art-house cinema in Fortaleza offering repertory, independent, and festival programming comparable to Cinemateca Paulo Amorim's mission and venue-embedded model.

Broad incumbents

  • Espaço Itaú de Cinema: Brazilian art-house cinema chain operated by Itaú Cultural across multiple cities, offering curated auteur programming comparable to Cinemateca Paulo Amorim's repertory focus.
  • Cine SESC: Cultural cinema circuit run by SESC across Brazil featuring repertory, independent, and festival programming at subsidized pricing—overlapping significantly with Cinemateca Paulo Amorim's target audience.
  • Kinoplex: Established Brazilian cinema chain operating across multiple states including Rio Grande do Sul, providing a broader incumbent comparison for theater-exhibition scale and operations.
  • Cinemark Brasil: Largest cinema exhibitor in Brazil operating multiplexes nationwide; sets the mainstream scale benchmark against which art-house operators like Cinemateca Paulo Amorim compete for share of leisure spend.

Regional players

  • Centerplex: Brazilian regional cinema chain with strong presence in Rio Grande do Sul, including multiplex and select art-house programming—comparable Southern Brazilian cinema operator.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Cinemateca Paulo Amorim financial estimates

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Cinemateca Paulo Amorim leadership team

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Profiles8 records

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim funding detail

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Investors

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Cinemateca Paulo Amorim M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Cinemateca Paulo Amorim

What does Cinemateca Paulo Amorim do?

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim operates three digital-projection screening rooms (Sala Paulo Amorim with 148 seats, Sala Eduardo Hirtz with 70 seats, and Sala Norberto Lubisco with 50 seats) inside the Casa de Cultura Mario Quintana in Porto Alegre, exhibiting auteur, independent, Brazilian, and Gaucho cinema. The institution also runs the annual AACPA membership program (R$400/year) and hosts film festivals, special screenings, and the Portal do Cinema Gaúcho regional film database (778 feature titles) developed in partnership with Iecine-RS.

Is Cinemateca Paulo Amorim a public or private company?

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Cinemateca Paulo Amorim founded?

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim was founded in 1986.

Where is Cinemateca Paulo Amorim based?

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim is headquartered in Porto Alegre, Brazil, in the Latin America region.

How does Cinemateca Paulo Amorim make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Individual ticket sales are the primary driver. The others are annual membership (Associação de Amigos) and lei Rouanet cultural incentive funding.

Who are Cinemateca Paulo Amorim's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Cine Theatro Brasil, Lumière Cinemas, Reserva Cultural, Cine Olido and Cinema do Dragão do Mar. Broad incumbents are Espaço Itaú de Cinema, Cine SESC, Kinoplex and Cinemark Brasil. Centerplex is listed as a regional player.

Does Cinemateca Paulo Amorim have an API?

No public API is recorded for Cinemateca Paulo Amorim.

What industry is Cinemateca Paulo Amorim in?

Cinemateca Paulo Amorim's product category is Art House Cinema Exhibition. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPADAKAB, Independent & Art-house Cinemas, with a secondary code of MPADAKAL, Programming, Booking & Repertory Exhibition Services. Its NAICS code is 512131 and its SIC code is 7830.

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