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A new Romanian cinema opens in Chisinau

The cinema network "HAPPYCINEMA" from Romania will open its first cinema in Chisinau this autumn. The announcement was made by the Romanian Investors Association (AIR).

"We are happy to welcome the newest member to the AIR family! "HAPPYCINEMA" is more than just a cinema in your city, it is your favorite cinema! When you want to fully experience the atmosphere of the movie, go to "HAPPYCINEMA". Here you spend quality time with your loved ones and always have promotions and special offers. "HAPPYCINEMA" opens this fall in Chisinau as well", reads a press release by AIR.

According to public data, the cinema would be based in the municipality of Chisinau, on Mihail Sadoveanu str., 42/6. "HAPPYCINEMA" is present in eight cities in Romania: Bucharest, Alexandria, Focșani, Buzău, Bistrița-Năsăud, Bacău, Vaslui and Botoșani.

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