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Seodaemun Art Hall
Seodaemun Art Hall is a South Korean movie theater located in Seodaemun, northwestern Seoul. Originally called Hwayang Theater, it opened in 1964 and is today the city's last remaining single screen theater.
== History ==
Seodaemun Art Hall opened in 1964 as Hwayang Theater.〔Chun Su jin. "(Korea’s last one-screen theater about to close )". ''JoongAng Daily'', 6 December 2007. Retrieved on 8 November 2008.〕 In its early years the theater screened classic Hollywood films such as ''Ben-Hur'' and ''The Sound of Music'', and in the 1980s was a hotspot for Hong Kong cinema, hosting premieres and drawing actors such as Leslie Cheung and Chow Yun-fat.〔〔Lee Hyo-won. "(Alternative Cinema )". ''The Korea Times'', 24 January 2008. Retrieved on 8 November 2008.〕 It went into decline with the increasing popularity of multiplex movie theaters, and despite changing its name to Dream Cinema in 1999, this attempt to rebrand its image was unsuccessful.〔 In recent years the theater has been limited to screening free previews or films that are long past their opening dates.〔〔 As of 2008, Seodaemun Art Hall was the last remaining single screen movie theater in Seoul.〔
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