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Victoria Cinema in Tetouan: Icon of Malaga
Victoria Cinema in Tetouan, located in the "Barrio Malaga" neighborhood, is a cultural and historical symbol that reflects the city's cinematic and literary memory. Built in the mid-20th century during the Spanish protectorate period, it served as a cultural meeting point bringing together locals and visitors, showcasing a diverse selection of films from America, Spain, Egypt, and India. The cinema has long been a center for shaping the cultural consciousness of the neighborhood, a fact reflected in literary works such as the novels "Barrio Malaga" and "The Boys of the Alley," where cinema acts as a driving force for dreams and identity. Although its use has declined and it was closed at the end of the last century, the historical and architectural value of the hall remains strong. Currently, stakeholders are calling for its restoration and transformation into a cultural center to preserve the legacy of "Barrio Malaga" and strengthen the collective memory of Tetouan.
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