Introduction:

The entry of the first cinematographic device to Iran in 1900 by Mozafar al-Din Shah is considered to be the beginning of Iran's cinema. The first Iranian cinema hall was launched in the same year (5 years after its worldwide invention by the Lumiere brothers), called "Cinema Sulli", founded by Catholics in Tabriz, but due to the lack of access to new films, it was closed in 1916. The first public cinema in Iran was opened by Mirza Ibrahim Khan Shahabashi in 1904. But the first official hall of Iranian cinema (Grand Cinema) was created in 1926 in Tehran. By the year 1930, no Iranian films were made, and a few cinemas were established to show Western films that sometimes had Persian subtitles.
There were 247 cinema halls in Iran in 2013, distributed in 60 Iranian cities. On Aug. 27, 2014, Kourosh Cineplex, the country's largest cinematic campus in Tehran, was launched with the release of Shahre Mousha 2. This cinema has been built with 14 halls from the 3rd to the 6th floor in commercial, cultural and recreational of Kourosh Complex with the investment of Golrang Industrial Group in four years and added 2,800 chairs to the capacity of the country's cinemas.

Kourosh Cineplex or, as you say, Kourosh Cinema, the largest Cineplex located on the 3rd-6th floor in Kourosh Mall, with the investment of the Golrang Industrial Group over four years.
16,000 square meters of Kourosh Complex has been allocated to 14 cinema halls of Kourosh Cineplex, which has added 3100 seats to the capacity of the country's cinemas. The movie theater, the VIP hall and the special theater hall have been featured with the best audio and video quality and are named after the old Lalezar cinemas. It also has a variety of restaurants, parking, and free internet access.


Reference:https://www.kouroshcineplex.com/en

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