“ERNEST BOŠNJAK” CINEMA – Sombor
In October 2009, the “Ernest Bošnjak” Cinema opened in Sombor, in the space of the former Narodni Cinema. The cinema hall has 69 seats and can also be used for various events such as literary evenings, book launches, and seminars.
Currently, film screenings are held on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Matinees (Saturdays and Sundays at 11:00 AM) feature children’s films. The cinema also includes a “Cinema Caffe.”
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“ERNEST BOŠNJAK” CINEMA – Sombor
In October 2009, the “Ernest Bošnjak” Cinema opened in Sombor, in the space of the former Narodni Cinema. The cinema hall has 69 seats and...
Read more -
Udaljeno 115 m
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Udaljeno 149 m
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