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Cinéma du Parc Montreal's leading English rep house. A great mix of second-run flicks, new indie films and documentaries. Five- and ten-ticket cards available for $18 and $36 (the latter including two free guest passes, two free popcorns and two 2 for 1 coupons at Second Cup). Students pay $4.50 instead of $4.75. 3575 du Parc, 287-7272. The same owner has opened a second location with similar fare. Cinéma Décarie 6900 Décarie, 739-6900

Cinéma Impériale Headquarters for popular fests like Fant-Asia, a celebration of Asian Cinema. 1432 de Bleury, 848-7187

Cinéma Parallèle is a tiny cinema tucked in behind the Gitanes-friendly Café Méliès. Mostly avant-garde French-language films you're not likely to see anywhere else, except maybe Cannes. 3682 St-Laurent, 843-6001

Cinémathèque québécoise Originally fashioned after the Cinémathèque française in Paris, our version screens an eclectic mix of rarely screened foreign and documentary films, animation, mini-retrospectives and classic québécois TV. Also has exhibits. 335 de Maisonneuve E., 842-9763

Goethe-Institut has been promoting German culture for 30 years. Classics from German cinema, retros on directors and avant-garde premieres grace the Institut's screen; 418 Sherbrooke E., 499-0159

IMAX Not cheap but quite an experience. The six-story screen at the Old Port shows mostly short films made expressly to show off IMAX technology. 333 de la Commune, 496-4629

NFB Cutbacks have forced the end of daily screenings. Now only the occasional festival is screened at the NFB with private distribution firms mainly renting the theatre. You can also rent time at futuristic private video booths-The Robothèque-which allows access to their video library. 1564 St-Denis, 496-6895. Video rentals are still available by calling 496-6887