Scala
1990, English. Directed by Michael B. Clifford.
A film about the London repertory cinema the Scala, noted for its eclectic and sometimes controversial programmes, which changed daily. Management, staff and audience members are interviewed about the cinema's history and notable events, which included themed parties and personal appearances by film-makers.
- Runtime
- 0h 36m
- Post-credits
- None listed
- Language
- English
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- Released
- 5 January 1990
- Country
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Scala runs 36 minutes (0h 36m).
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What movies are like Scala?
If you liked Scala, try 21 Up, 35 Up, Avatar: The Deep Dive - A Special Edition of 20/20.
Who directed Scala?
Scala (1990) was directed by Michael B. Clifford and stars Rick Baker, Cecil Bonner, Ralph Brown.