The Paris Theatre in New York City closed in September, but Netflix has rented the historic theater to show one of its movies, Marriage Story, starring Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver.

The Hollywood Reporter published an article about the news recently:

The historic Paris Theater in New York City is getting a reprieve after Netflix on Friday said it has booked the cultural landmark for a limited run for Noah Baumbach's Marriage Story starting Nov. 6.

The limited run follows the 581-seat Paris Theater in August ending a seven-decade run as a Manhattan single-screen mecca for film screenings and premieres with a closure by parent Reading International after its lease on the property ran out. But Netflix, which has screened its movies at the Paris Theater in the past, has successfully negotiated with the building's owner, New York real estate developer Sheldon Solow, to go forward with the Marriage Story run.

And sources indicate the stay of execution for the Paris Theater may be longer if Netflix can get Solow's organization to agree to screen more of its Oscar contenders in the cultural landmark at 4 West 58th Street while it remains available and likely not under redevelopment.

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To see what's playing and when, please visit the Showtimes page for the Paris Theatre.