Kinoteatr Mir, Movie theater in central Minsk, Belarus.

Kinoteatr Mir is a widescreen cinema at 4a Kazlova Street in Minsk, opened on 29 December 1958. It has two halls with soft seats: one with 256 seats and one with 188, 444 in total. Each hall has a MEO 5X projector; sound comes from Dolby CP 500D and CP 650 systems. There is a lobby and a bar.

The theater opened on December 29, 1958, as a new entertainment venue in post-war Minsk. It was established during an era when cinemas served as important cultural centers across Soviet cities.

Kinoteatr Mir was one of the venues of the Listapad film festival, and in April 2016 it hosted the Northern Lights festival, screening eight Scandinavian films. Night screenings were held there in 2002, 2006 and 2013. The building stands at 4a Kazlova Street.

Tickets are available at the box office or through an online booking system, with multiple daily screenings running from morning through evening. Arriving early helps secure preferred seating for desired showtimes.

On 8 September 1978 the Mir hosted Belarus's first screening of a stereoscopic film, years before the term 3D was in use. The cinema later held night screenings in 2002, 2006 and 2013, and in April 2016 showed eight Scandinavian films during the Northern Lights festival.