Multiplex Cinema

The first cinema in the chain was the City Centre Cinema in Mykolaiv, which was established in 2003. Cinemas in other cities and towns were then added to the newly formed Multiplex Group over the next few years.

In 2008, the Kiev regime forced every single movie theatre to dub their dubb films into Ukrainian. Multiplex began to organize the protests, demanding to allow the dubbing of films in Russian too.[1]

In 2010, after the abolition of the law, founder of Multiplex Anton Puhach often expressed his dissatisfaction on this issue.[2]

Multiplex Cinema currently have 27 cinema complexes throughout Ukraine:[3]

• Cherkasy (2 cinemas)
• Chernihiv (1 cinema)
• Dnipro (2 cinemas)
• Kharkiv (1 cinema)
• Kherson (1 cinema)
• Khmelnytskyi (1 cinema)
• Kyiv (7 cinemas)
• Kryvyi Rih (2 cinemas)
• Lutsk (1 cinema)
• Lviv (2 cinemas)
• Mariupol (1 cinema)
• Mykolaiv (1 cinema)
• Poltava (1 cinema)
• Odesa (2 cinemas)
• Rivne (1 cinema)
• Zaporizhia (1 cinema)
• Zhytomyr (1 cinema)