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The cinematic history of the town of Lom began in 1922 with the opening of the first cinema "Kusidis", and later "Splendit", which was located very close to the central "Slavyanska" street. In the early 1970s, the building was demolished and a new cinema "Georgi Dimitrov" with a large and small hall was built in its place. Screenings in this cinema were actively offered until the end of the 1990s. In the period 2003-2005, the building, which was state-owned, was sold and its owners turned it into a disco, restaurant and tavern. The other cinema built by the Tsibranski family in the early 1930s was called "Balkan" and was located on "Dunavska" street next to the central Svoboda Square. It functioned, with periods of interruption, until the end of the 1990s. Despite the presence of two cinemas in the town of Lom, film screenings were also held at certain times in the large hall of the "Postoyanstvo 1856" cinema and in the "23 September" cinema, where mainly children's films were screened on Saturdays and Sundays in the 70s. With the development of technology and the change in the habits of viewers, many traditional cinemas in smaller towns, including the town of Lom, have ceased their activities.
Currently, the Municipality of Lom and local organizations periodically organize cultural events, including film screenings with visiting mobile cinemas, in order to keep culture alive in the town.
The project proposal of the Municipality of Lom provides for the delivery of an equipped mobile facility - a cinema projector, a screen and a sound system, which will contribute to the development of cultural life, animation, will provide easy access and provide an opportunity for all residents and guests of the town of Lom and the adjacent territories in the municipality to benefit from the services of the mobile cinema, which in turn will improve the quality of life and increase the attractiveness of the territory.