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- Access has changed repeatedly over time, with periods of being sealed and reopened.
- Historically entered through a bathroom window or a forced side door.
- At times a basement entrance at the rear was also usable, though sometimes without a way upstairs.
- The most recent reports say the window was boarded up and the basement passage bricked in - no access.
- New security measures (locks, patched metal sheeting, bars) have repeatedly appeared and then been bypassed or reinforced again.
- The building neighbors a volunteer fire station, but firefighters usually ignore visitors.
- Visitors have occasionally been confronted or chased off, once by a firefighter and once by people wielding a crowbar and hammer.
- The place has at times been used as a squat by homeless people.
- No sensors or cameras according to some reports, but newer comments suggest security devices may have been installed.
- The building is in surprisingly good condition for its age, though it is gradually deteriorating.
- The attic is in poor condition with sagging floors and a partly collapsed ceiling - not recommended to visit.
- Cinema seats, damaged projectors, the screening hall, original doors and staircases have survived.
- The iconic Soviet Film Days sign was destroyed, though some visitors reassembled the pieces.
- The interior has become increasingly littered and vandalized over time by casual visitors.
- The cinema hall is impressive and the main thing worth seeing.
- Preserved fixtures include seats, projectors, original doors and staircases.
- A historic sign related to the 1960s Soviet Film Days event.
- The site is popular and easily accessible in the city center, close to busy streets.
- Some entry points required climbing through a window at chest height.
- Watch your step due to sagging floors and possible collapses.
- Visitors ask others to respect the site and not remove any fixtures.
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Comments
~ 28.05.2023
Sala kinowa, projektory, jakieś gazety stare, ogólnie dużo jest tam ciekawych rzeczy. Bardzo polecam na szybki urbex.
Niby fajne, ale spodziewalem sie czegos lepszego. Nie ma piwnic. Strych taki sobie, ale nie zwiedzilem do konca (na samym koncu jest dziura w zamorowanym przejsciu i tam nie bylem). W srodku praktycznie nic nie ma. Projektory, a tak naprawde ich skorupy jeszcze stoja. Wszystko poniszczone itd.
Ogromne kudosy dla dobrych ludzi, ktorzy zlozyli zniszczony znak/tablice dni filmu radzieckiego w jedna prezentacyjna calosc... Naprawde ogromny szacunek za checi oraz robote.
Wejscie jedno i to samo, prawa strona budynku przez lazienke. Jak ja dalem rade to kazdy powinien. Trzeba jednak podskoczyc i wejsc przez okno. Parapet mniej wiecej na wysokosci klatki piersiowej.
Budynek calkiem spory i przyjemny do chillowanego exploringu.