Odessa Kino

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Odessa Kino
Type Joint-stock company
Industry Entertainment
Founded1999
FounderArtem Vozniuk
Headquarters,
Website www.kinoodessa.com

Odessa Kino are a chain of multiplex cinemas based in Ukraine.

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Origins

The first cinema in the chain was the Rodina Cinema in Odesa, which was established in 1999. Cinemas in other cities and towns were then added to the newly formed group over the next few years.

Locations

Odessa Cinemas currently have 6 cinema complexes throughout Ukraine:

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