Cine Marabá, Movie theater in central São Paulo, Brazil
Cine Marabá is a multiplex cinema with five screening rooms spread across multiple levels and offering a total of 1,022 seats. The facility includes different hall sizes to accommodate various film formats and audience numbers.
The building opened as a cinema in 1945 and was a cultural gathering place in downtown for decades. A major redesign in 2009 by architect Ruy Ohtake transformed it into a modern multiplex with contemporary projection technology.
The cinema shows a mix of international films and Brazilian productions, contributing to the city's entertainment offerings. Visitors find here a program that brings together local and global film culture.
The cinema is located at Avenida Ipiranga 757 in downtown and opens daily with multiple showtimes. Access is straightforward through the ground level, and different hall sizes make it easy for visitors to find options that match their preferences.
The 2009 renovation preserved original design elements like the facade and parquet flooring while adding modern technology. This blend of history and present makes the space appealing to visitors who appreciate both old and new cinema experiences.
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