A nice cinema in the city center, where it is always clean and cozy! Its big advantage is its convenient location (near the metro and tram line). A very good option for those who are not so interested in the interior, the distance between the rows in the cinema, the taste of popcorn, the condition of the toilet, etc., and who primarily comes for a low price. Indeed, since this cinema is one of the oldest in Minsk, the price here is not very high, but there is no point in seriously comparing this cinema with the brand-new modern cinema spaces. There were no obvious problems during all the many years of visiting this cinema, so 5 out of 5.

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Ирина

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An old cinema, but after renovation. There are only two halls. Of course, it's not even worth comparing with commercial ones, but it's quite comfortable. The image and sound are good. The chairs are comfortable enough. There's a popcorn and beverage outlet inside, but it's sparse. The cinema itself is conveniently located, close to the metro. There is a park nearby and many food establishments

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@Dovmont

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We haven't been here since Matilda, which is eight years ago. This time it was the painting "Aviator". Actually, the first film that was shown here on December 29, 1958, was "Kochubey" starring Nikolai Rybnikov. The cinema building was built according to a standard design by architect I.P.Zotova. It was renovated five years ago. There is an exhibition of paintings by Lyudmila Khomenko in the lobby. We arrived close to the beginning of the session, so there was no time to evaluate the work of the bar - in particular, coffee. The impressions of visiting the Mir cinema and watching the film based on the novel by Evgeny Vodolazkin are pleasant.

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