Since ancient times the theatres in Greece were open-roofed; with the development of the cinema, films were shown in the local “Kafeneion” and central squares of the towns and villages of the country. In time many of the old theatres were remodeled to cater to the cinema. Due to the popularity of this new type of entertainment, open-air cinemas started being created all over the country, with a unique type of architecture (some designed by famous architects) needing enough space for the screen and audience, toilets, a bar for refreshments and the projector room. From this time onwards the cinema became a part of Greek life and has remained such.
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