Kinoteatr Cinema Park

Cinema Park (Ukrainian: Сінема Парк) is a single-screen cinema located in Odesa, Ukraine, in the Khadzhybei district within Mark Twain Park. It originally opened after reconstruction on 1 September 2001 under the name "Moskva" and was later renamed "Cinema Park" in 2017, then briefly "Kinoteatr u parku Horkoho" from 2017 to 2022, before adopting its current name. The cinema is owned by Ukrainian businessman Artem Vozniuk, who also owned a media holding called "Prosto" that included several Odesa cinemas, the Odesa-Kino network in Kyiv, Kinostantsiya in Dnipropetrovsk, magazines, radio stations, and a concert agency. The cinema is notable for its large screen, measuring 19.5 by 8 meters, and a hall with 595 seats. It is equipped with Kinoton projection equipment, Electro-Voice acoustic systems, and Dolby Digital Surround Ex sound processing. The cinema shows current films, including 3D formats, and sells tickets both online and at the box office. It remains an active entertainment venue in Odesa.

The cinema was opened after reconstruction on 1 September 2001 under the name "Moskva". It was part of the "Prosto" media holding owned by Ukrainian businessman Artem Vozniuk, which included several cinemas in Odesa (Rodina, Zoryany, Moskva), the Odesa-Kino network in Kyiv, Kinostantsiya in Dnipropetrovsk, magazines such as Afisha Odesy, radio stations Prosto Radio O and Narodne Radio, and the concert agency Ei Si Ei. In October 2017, the sign "Moskva" was removed from the cinema. According to owner Artem Vozniuk, this was done under pressure from activists and threats of arson, though activist Yuriy Kozariz denied threatening arson. The cinema was renamed "Cinema Park" in 2017, and from 2017 to 2022 it was known as "Kinoteatr u parku Horkoho". It is located in Mark Twain Park in the Khadzhybei district of Odesa. The cinema is a single-screen venue with the largest screen in Odesa Oblast, measuring 19.5 m by 8 m. The auditorium is 33 m by 23 m with 17 rows and 595 seats. It uses Kinoton (Germany) projection equipment, Electro-Voice acoustic equipment, and a Dolby Digital Surround Ex digital sound processing system that meets Dolby Laboratories Inc. acoustic requirements. The hall is equipped with sound-absorbing panels and a professional ventilation and air conditioning system from Mitsubishi. As of 2025, the cinema continues to operate, showing films such as "Heart of the Beast" and "Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City", with tickets starting at 109 UAH. It sells 3D glasses for 40 UAH each.

• 2022

  Cinema adopts current name "Cinema Park".

• 2017

  Sign "Moskva" removed in October; cinema renamed "Cinema Park".

• 2017

  Cinema known as "Kinoteatr u parku Horkoho" from 2017 to 2022.

• 2001

  Cinema opened after reconstruction on 1 September under the name "Moskva".

A single-screen cinema offering a large-screen experience in Odesa.

• Film screenings

• 3D glasses

1. 1Official websiteod.kinoodessa.com
2. 2Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3Ukrainian Wikipediauk.wikipedia.org