Theatre Rossiya
moscow, Pushkinskaya square d.2
About the company:
Theater "Russia" is an architectural monument and at the same time the most spacious theater of the capital, built in 1961. Today it is the Pushkinsky cinema, one of the largest cinemas in the city.
The cinema with 2.056 seats is located on Pushkin Square in the heart of Moscow. Today it is the largest cinema hall in Europe, and in the past it was the central cinema of the Soviet Union.
The building was built according to the project of the architectural group headed by Yuri Sheverdyaev. The history of the cinema was opened by the famous film by Georgy Daneliya “I walk in Moscow”. Since then, Pushkinsky has become a favorite cinema of Muscovites and guests as well as a venue for the Moscow International Film Festival. To this day it is one of the largest premiere cinemas in Europe.