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Lavina IMAX Laser
ul. Berkovetskaya, 6D
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Kol'tsevaya doroga, 1
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Prospekt
vul. Hnata Khotkevycha, 1V
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Stolychne shose, 103
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Karavan Outlet
vul. Luhova, 12
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Komod
vul. Sheptytskoho, 4A
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ul. Khreshchatyk, 38, Kyiv
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ul. Nizhnedneprovskaya, 17
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bul. Zvezdny, 1A
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Victoria Gardens
ul. Kul'parkovska, 226 A
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ul. Het'mana Mazepy, 1B
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Gagarinn Plaza
ul. Genueskaya, 5/2
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Riviera ScreenX
Yuzhnaya doroga, 101A, Odeska oblast
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City Center
prospekt Tsentralny, 98
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Oasis
ul. Stepana Bandery, 2A
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Global UA
ul. Kiyevskaya, 77
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Victory Plaza
prospekt Tsentralnyi, 37
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Hollywood
Levka Lukyanenko Avenue, 74
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Equator
ul. Kovpaka, 26
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Pannonia
pl. Poshtova, 4a
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Promin
prospekt Hrushevskoho, 2
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Liubava
bul. Shevchenko, 208/1
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Dnipro Plaza
ul. Priportova, 34
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"The Exorcist" (1973), directed by William Friedkin and based on William Peter Blatty’s novel, remains one of the most influential and controversial horror films in cinema history. Its story of a young girl (Regan, played by Linda Blair) possessed by a demonic entity and the two priests who attempt to save her shocked audiences with its visceral special effects, psychological depth, and intense themes of faith and evil. The film earned 10 Academy Award nominations (winning two, including Best Adapted Screenplay) and has been preserved by the U.S. National Film Registry for its cultural significance.
