IN a momentous occasion, the curtains rose on West Central Movies Wednesday afternoon, transforming the entertainment landscape in Leonora, West Coast Demerara, Region Three.
Located within the bustling West Central Mall, this brand-new cinema complex promises a fresh and immersive cinematic experience for residents and visitors alike.
According to the Managing Director, Bhabita Albert, the heart of this cinema complex lies in its two screens, each equipped with state-of-the-art Dolby sound systems.
Among these, she explained that one screen boasts Dolby’s most advanced sound system, Dolby Atmos, designed to transport the audience into the heart of the action with its realistic and captivating cinema sounds.

West Central Movies, she noted, offers more than just advanced audio technology; it redefines the very essence of comfort. The seating arrangements are meticulously curated to bring a sense of luxury accessible to all.

Visitors, the managing director added, can choose from love seats designed for double occupancy, recliners for those seeking the ultimate relaxation, and standard seats for a classic movie experience.

Meanwhile, Head of the Region Three Private Sector Inc. (R3PSInc), Halim Khan noted that beyond its immediate role as a social facility, West Central Movies offers a host of economic benefits to the region.

He noted that the cinema complex introduces new employment opportunities, boosting the local job market. It provides easy accessibility to world-class entertainment for the residents, eliminating the need for long journeys to experience the magic of the silver screen.

Khan added that the presence of a modern cinema also contributes to increased land value and assets in the village and the region as a whole.
With its cutting-edge technology, comfortable seating, and economic contributions, West Central Movies, Khan underscored, promises to be more than just a cinema; it’s an entertainment destination that will captivate the hearts and minds of all who walk through its doors.

“The grand opening marks the beginning of a new era of cinematic entertainment in Leonora, enriching the cultural and economic fabric of the region,” he said.