Sebastopol Cinema (

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: ሴባስቶፖል ሲነማ) is a movie theatre in

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situated near to Hol-Zee Traditional Restaurant and close to Hall 1, in

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district. It is owned by Sebastopol Entertainment PLC, which is owned by filmmaker

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. Sebastopol has three screens and executively for Ethiopian films. It is also home of

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Multistorey complex

In June 2013, Sebastopol Entertainment PLC constructed a two-tower, four storey multiplex on a 948 square meters plot has leased for 7,000,000 ETB. The multiplex has been designated by Chartered Structural Consulting Engineers PLC for 310,000 ETB. The construction costed 50 million birr. The first tower has 10 cinema screens, five of which seat 250 people, while the largest accommodate 1,000 cinema-goers. The four remaining screens will have seats between 400 and 600 people.

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