This week, a children’s film, “Maya the Bee,” will be shown as a preview in the new hall at 5:00 p.m., followed by the French comedy “Skirts Up” at 7:00 p.m.
The opening ceremony took place in the setting of the iconic “Star Wars” series. The film’s main characters, portrayed by participants in the BOK-MCC theater workshop, added to the appeal of the ceremony. Invited guests attended the opening, including representatives of the city authorities, entities involved in carrying out the investment, local entrepreneurs and the media.
On behalf of the host, Piotr Roman, those present were welcomed by Ewa Lijewska-Małachowska, director of BOK-MCC. The president received special thanks from the cultural center and its staff. Józef Pokładek, chairman of the City Council, received thanks for all the councilors who viewed the new cinema hall and its digitization favorably and increased the grant for its construction.
Words of gratitude were also addressed to Mirosława Mitek, the city treasurer, and Robert Rzepnicki, deputy head of the Department of Public Procurement and Municipal Investments, who supported BOK-MCC with his knowledge and experience in work on tenders related to the construction of the new cinema hall. Maciej Kłosiński, a representative of Cine Project Polska Sp. z o.o., which equipped the hall with digital film projection equipment, accepted the thanks.
After the symbolic cutting of the film ribbon, guests were invited to the new hall, where the technical capabilities of the NEC NC900C-A digital projector and Dolby® Digital Surround EX sound system were presented. The opening was accompanied by an exhibition of film posters from the 1980s, made available thanks to the kindness of the Złotoryja Culture and Recreation Center.
The total cost of the new hall was PLN 386,000 net. The project was financed by the Municipality of Bolesławiec and the Polish Film Institute, which provided PLN 115,300 net in funding for the hall’s equipment. The Chamber Hall belongs to the Polish Digital Cinemas Network.
