Kino Luna, Movie theater in Śródmieście Południowe, Warsaw, Poland.
Kino Luna is a movie theater in central Warsaw with two screening rooms for film presentations. The venue shows films from international productions and independent filmmakers on an ongoing basis.
The cinema opened in 1962 and became an important part of Warsaw's cultural life in the postwar years. Its founding marked the start of a long history as a venue for diverse filmmaking.
The cinema focuses on art-house productions and international films, offering audiences a place for thoughtful moviegoing. The programming choices reflect the interests of film enthusiasts who value independent and alternative works.
Current film times and ticket reservations are available on the cinema's website. Visitors can also contact the venue by phone to get information about screenings.
The building displays architectural features from the time of its construction in the 1960s. The design elements reflect the style that was typical in Warsaw during that era.
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