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Welcome to Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, Toronto’s storied repertory theatre housed in a century-old venue at 506 Bloor Street West. Since 2016, this beloved cinema has carried on the Bloor Cinema legacy as a premier site for festival premieres, experimental screenings, and the annual Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival. With a multi-level viewing space, the cinema is a staple for film lovers in The Annex and the surrounding Yorkville area. Whether you’re catching a classic revival, a new documentary, or a special event like Rocky Horror Picture Show, we’ve got you covered with straightforward, reliable ticket options and insider tips. Secure your seats, plan your visit, and enjoy a movie-going experience that’s friendly and no-nonsense.
Venue highlights include accessible parking within 200 meters and convenient transit via Bathurst Station. In addition to great acoustics and classic cinema ambiance, nearby hotels and dining options make a full night out easy. For guests staying nearby, consider trusted hotel partners and hand-picked restaurants to enhance your film experience. If you need help finding the right showtime or seat, we’re here to help—think of us as your friend with a direct line to tickets and info.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location: 506 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON M6G 1K6 (Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema).
- Capacity: 650 seats.
- Venue type: Century-old movie theatre / repertory cinema; current name since 2016: Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema (formerly Bloor Cinema / Bloor Hot Docs Cinema).
- Seating chart: Official seating charts available online; seating sections include Main Floor, Lower Balcony, and Upper Balcony.
- Parking & transit: Accessible parking within 200m; nearest subway Bathurst Station.
- Nearby hotels: Kimpton Saint George Hotel (near The Annex), plus other options in the Yorkville/Annex area.
- Notable events hosted: Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival, Rocky Horror Picture Show screenings, and other film festivals.