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What began as Parallax Theatres in 1974, Landmark Theatres has expanded to 56 theaters with 268 screens across the United States. Not only exhibiting mainstream films, Landmark Theatres is America’s largest theater chain dedicated to showing and marketing independent and foreign films. Landmark also currently owns a handful of theater chains including Nickelodeon Theatres and Silver Cinemas, as well as many independent theaters. It was founded by Kim Jorgensen in 1974 and is headquartered in Los Angeles. Helmed by CEO Ted Mundorff, Landmark’s parent organization is 2929 Entertainment.

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AZ Scottsdale Landmark Scottsdale Quarter
CA Los Angeles Landmark NuArt Theatre
  Los Angeles Landmark Regent Theatre
  Los Angeles Landmark Theatres Sunset
  Oakland Piedmont Theatre
  Palo Alto Aquarius Theatre
  San Diego Hillcrest Cinemas
  San Francisco Landmark Opera Plaza Cinema
  Santa Cruz Landmark Del Mar Theatre
CO Denver Chez Artiste
  Denver Esquire Theatre
  Denver Mayan Theatre
  Greenwood Village The Landmark Theatre Greenwood
DC Washington Atlantic Plumbing Cinema
  Washington Landmark's E-Street Cinema
FL Coral Gables The Landmark at Merrick Park
GA Atlanta Midtown Art Cinema
IL Chicago Century Centre Cinema
  Highland Park Wayfarer Theaters
IN Indianapolis Landmark's Keystone Art
  Indianapolis Landmark’s Glendale 12
MA Cambridge Kendall Square Cinema
MD Baltimore Harbor East Theatre
  Bethesda BETHESDA Row Cinema
MN Minneapolis Lagoon Cinema
MO Frontenac Landmark Plaza Frontenac Cinema
NY Albany Spectrum 8
PA Philadelphia Landmark Ritz East
  Philadelphia Ritz at the Bourse
  Philadelphia Ritz V
TX Dallas Inwood Theatre
  Denton Golden Triangle Mall 5
WA Shoreline Landmark Crest Cinema Center
WI Milwaukee Downer Theatre
  Milwaukee Oriental Theatre