Filmpalatset

Filmpalatset is a cinema located in Bromölla, in Skåne County, Sweden. It first opened in 1955 under the name "Mosaiken" and was later renamed Filmpalatset. The cinema operates a single auditorium with 166 seats and is fully accessible, offering space for approximately eight wheelchairs, an induction loop for hearing assistance, and accessible restroom facilities. Since 1995 the auditorium has held THX certification, a notable technical distinction for a small-town cinema. In 2001, the Swedish television programme Filmkrönikan recognised Filmpalatset as Sweden's best cinema, bringing national attention to the venue. The cinema continues to serve the Bromölla area as a local movie theatre and remains a cultural landmark in the community.

Filmpalatset opened in 1955 in Bromölla, Skåne County, Sweden, originally under the name "Mosaiken". It was established as a local cinema serving the surrounding community. Over the decades it remained a single-screen venue, and in 1995 the auditorium received THX certification, indicating that its projection and sound systems met the THX performance standards. In 2001, the cinema gained wider recognition when the Swedish television programme Filmkrönikan awarded it the title of Sweden's best cinema. The venue later became known as Filmpalatset and continues to operate as a cinema in Bromölla, maintaining its single 166-seat auditorium and accessibility features.

• 2001

  Awarded Sweden's best cinema by the TV programme Filmkrönikan.

• 1995

  The auditorium receives THX certification.

• 1955

  Cinema opens in Bromölla under the name "Mosaiken".

A small-town, single-screen cinema with national recognition and THX certification, focused on accessible film exhibition.

• Cinema screenings

  Regular film screenings in a single 166-seat auditorium.

1. 1Filmpalatset – Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Filmpalatset – Wikipedia (Swedish)sv.wikipedia.org