Kinoteatr Rossiya, Movie theater in Sevastopol, Crimean Peninsula.

Kinoteatr Rossiya is a cinema on Ploshchad 50-letiya SSSR in Sevastopol, built in 1975 to a design by a team led by architect Izrail Fialko. It has a large hall and two smaller halls, and after its 2020 reopening its screen measures 28 metres diagonally, the largest in Crimea. A bas-relief titled "History of the Fleet" by sculptor Vyacheslav Yakovlev was installed on the facade in 1985.

Kinoteatr Rossiya opened in 1975 with 600 seats, designed by a team led by architect Izrail Fialko. In 1985 sculptor Vyacheslav Yakovlev added the bas-relief "History of the Fleet" to the facade. After a reconstruction it reopened in August 2020 with a large hall and two smaller halls.

The theater shows films from Russian studios and international productions, connecting the local audience with cinema from around the world. Visitors find here a rotating selection of genres and formats throughout the year.

The cinema is centrally located in Sevastopol and accessible on foot or by public transportation, with multiple entry options for visitors. Screenings run daily from morning until late evening with regular time slots for different audiences.

The bas-relief "History of the Fleet" on the facade was installed in 1985 by Sevastopol sculptor Vyacheslav Yakovlev. The cinema also hosts the annual Sevastopol International Film Festival and evenings with Ukrainian and Russian directors.