Bangkok Post

LIDO CONNECT

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Rama I Road LidoConnec­t.com

Along with the nearby Scala, the Lido Theater was one of the choices for moviegoers back when names like Major and SFX weren’t around yet. Lido carries with it a lot of history having been built in 1968 and when it announced its closure in 2018, it made clear that the cinema would close for good. Fast forward a year later and the revamped Lido Connect opened, retaining some of its classic charms though clearly having a fresh new look. To many people’s surprise, one of its cinemas remained in operation. Lido 1 continues to screen films from documentar­ies like Aswang to more recent films like The Mauritania­n. Their schedule is announced weekly so make sure to follow them on Facebook (fb. com/LidoCinema) for updates. After watching a film, you can also grab a bite to eat, do a little shopping on the ground floor and admire the renovated space while reminiscin­g about the good old days when yellow-jacketed ushers took your ticket stubs.

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