Aurora Cinema
About the company:
On May 13, 1967, the largest Aurora cinema was commissioned in Krasnodar. The initiator was the project institute "Giprokommunstroy", and the architect - E. Serdyukov. The first film that was screened was called "Aurora's Volley." In 1981, Aurora became an architectural monument.
At the beginning of the XX century, a deep reconstruction of the cinema was carried out, the sound and projection equipment was updated, the interior was updated, the chairs in the auditoriums were replaced. A digital projector was installed in the big hall, thanks to which it became possible to show films of a new format: 2D and 3D. In 2010, the small hall was completely rebuilt. For the comfort of the audience, they reduced the number of seats and installed new anatomical ones, in addition, they purchased another digital projector.
The cinema has two camera and engine rooms, all office spaces are on the second and third floors. There are 2 cinema halls for spectators: a large one, designed for 1200 seats and a small one, which accommodates 80 people.
Unique architectural solution of the cinema. The facade and sides consist of glass, different in size, on the north side - a high-voltage substation. The facade of the building is decorated with fountains and the sculpture “Aurora”, which has been a monument of art since 1975.