Bryant Cinema is a volunteer-run movie theatre in northeastern South Dakota. Current movies are shown every Friday, Saturday & Sunday night.

Since its construction in 1920, the cinema in Bryant has transported audiences to far-away lands, long-ago times and breathtaking locations, all from the comfort of its darkened auditorium. But the real magic of this small-town theatre is the way area communities have come together to keep this landmark open and thriving. For more than 10 years, the Bryant Cinema has been run entirely by volunteers who offer their time for the Friday, Saturday and Sunday shows, as well as the grunt wor...

Since its construction in 1920, the cinema in Bryant has transported audiences to far-away lands, long-ago times and breathtaking locations, all from the comfort of its darkened auditorium. But the real magic of this small-town theatre is the way area communities have come together to keep this landmark open and thriving. For more than 10 years, the Bryant Cinema has been run entirely by volunteers who offer their time for the Friday, Saturday and Sunday shows, as well as the grunt work in-between. The theatre is owned by area shareholders under the administration of the Bryant Cinema Inc. A board of seven community members oversees the operation of the cinema. Showtimes are 8 p.m. on Friday & Saturday and 7 p.m. on Sunday.