The Edina has been a theatre since the 1930's, and openned as a Landmark Cinema in 2003, showcasing primarily independent and foreign films.

Founded in 1995, showcasing independent and foreign films in a luxurious environment. The sconce lights are in the shape of moons, the lobby lights are trees, the wainscoting are bushes and the wavy pattern and color of the carpeting resembles flowing water. Each auditorium has the steepest incline allowable, to keep views of the screen unobstructed. Upscale shopping and dining have become commonplace in the immediate Uptown neighborhood.

Since 1978 Landmark has run this fine old theater which was built in the 1930s. Featuring the finest in independent, and foreign films on the biggest screen in the Twin Cities, it is the only remaining area movie theater with balcony seating.

Owned and operated by Minnesota Film Arts, a non-profit corporation dedicated to building community and education through the theatrical exhibition of film. The theater features the finest in independent, artistic and foreign cinema.