A cinema run as a department of Rawa Mazowiecka's Municipal House of Culture, with a 300-seat room, a BARCO HD projector and Dolby Digital EX 5.1 sound.
ROMA Cinema operates in the Municipal Cultural Centre in Rawa Mazowiecka and shows current films on a BARCO HD digital projector, with Dolby Digital EX 5.1 spatial sound. It is one of the few cinemas in this part of the Łódź region, allowing film premieres to reach the city without having to travel to a larger centre.
The audience capacity is 300 seats in a climate-controlled hall, which allows screenings to be watched comfortably even on warmer days. The screen measures 10.75 by 4.55 metres, large for a cinema operating in a cultural centre rather than a major city multiplex.
The image is displayed by a BARCO HD projector, equipment of the class used in professional digital cinemas. The sound track is played by a Dolby Digital EX system in a 5.1 spatial configuration, which means premieres can be shown in Rawa Mazowiecka at the same time as in larger cities.
ROMA Cinema is not an independent institution but a department of the Municipal Cultural Centre in Rawa Mazowiecka. This model, where a cinema hall shares a building with other cultural functions of the cultural centre, is typical of smaller towns in the Łódź region that do not maintain a separate commercial cinema.
The cinema updates its film programme every Wednesday afternoon, when a new list of screenings for the following week appears. The programme includes both current film premieres and screenings aimed at younger audiences.
Rawa Mazowiecka is a small county town, and the presence of a digital cinema with full sound and projection equipment is not a given here. Placing the cinema hall in the building of the Municipal Cultural Centre allows film screenings to be combined with other offerings of the institution, such as workshops or events organised in the same building, without the need to maintain a separate building for the cinema alone.
The 300-seat hall is large enough to accommodate both school groups at morning screenings and evening audiences at premieres. The pearl screen and multiplex-class sound equipment mean that the quality of projection does not fall short of what a viewer would expect in a larger city, even though the hall operates within the structures of a local cultural centre rather than a commercial cinema chain.
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 00:00 – 00:00 |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday ← today | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Hours per Google Places - may change on public holidays.
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