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This file consists of a study intended to conclude how best to relocate the Princess Court Cinema. It includes a list of potential sites, what can be gained by relocation, the objectives of the National Film Theatre, lists of equipment and furnishings, and several pages on the Kingston Artists Association, Incorporated and their objectives. At the end is a floor plan for the proposed new theatre at the former Oddfellow's Temple.

This file consists of responses from various corporations to a request for financial assistance to the theatre. Groups include various banks, construction companies, charitable funds, manufacturers, insurance companies, and service organizations.

This file consists of correspondence regarding the publicity for the relocation of the theatre, as well as proposals for "The Other Cinema" becoming the new name of the theatre.

This file consists of materials regarding the relocation of the National Theatre of Kingston. It includes correspondence, scheduling, finances, renovation proposals, a summary of developments and decisions, and budget drafting.

This file consists of documents regarding the relocation loan for the Princess Court Cinema. Documents include letters, photocopies of cheques, loan agreements, payment records, handwritten notes, and copies of the renovation proposals (which also include financial information).

This file consists of brochures, packages, and letters for the relocation of the Princess Court Cinema from the National Film Theatre. The first package is the terms of reference from the National Film Theatre, describing the history of the group and its role in the community. The next booklet is a "Proposal for an Approach to the Relocation Project" from Ferguson Ferguson Architects. The next package includes more technical documents, such as the project information, financial information, and press clippings. The final booklet is entitled "National Film Theatre: On the Move".

This file consists of a schedule for the Cinema Lumiere in Toronto, a brochure for Wormwood's Dog & Monkey Cinema, and various notes regarding the relocation of the National Film Theatre of Kingston.

This file consists of audience surveys of the National Film Theatre from 1980-81 and 1987, as well as summaries of the information collected from each of these surveys.

This file consists of documents regarding the equipment used by the Princess Court Cinema. It includes business cards and brochures from equipment companies, letters and notes regarding where to obtain new or used equipment, minutes from a meeting regarding the use of 35mm projection, various projector brochures and pamphlets, a photocopy of an article from the Globe & Mail entitled "Making Movies Illegal" from 2 August 1986, and notes from a meeting considering the "Location of a 35 mm Projector on Campus" from 4 November 1977, including a map of Ellis Hall.

This file consists of the programmes for the Princess Court Cinema, ranging from February 1988 to November 1993. Also included are brochures for specific film tours/showcases, including the NewWorks Showcases, the New African Film Tour, and Quebec Cinema. There are also newspapers, mostly entitled "What's Playing?", with a specific focus on the PCC's films, which range from November 1992 to May 1997.