Kino Pacific

We'll transform Pacific to a cozy cinema for the night. Kino, from the Greek kinesis meaning 'movement,' refers to films known for artistic, high-quality visuals. Often used by film lovers and younger generations to describe cinema at its finest. Tickets include popcorn! Doors open from 20:00. We'll start the film at 20:30! Hungry before or during the movie? Grab a ticket that includes a burger & beer combo. (31.03) HER - 2013 Theodore (Joaquin Phoenix) is a lonely writer. He purchases a newly developed operating system designed to meet his every need. To his surprise, a romantic relationship begins to unfold between him and the operating system. Tickets (30.06) Django Unchained - 2012 // OUTDOOR EDITION Jackson, Mississippi. It is the 19th century and slavery is in full force in America. Two lovers, Django and Broomhilda, are torn apart under these brutal circumstances and sold to different owners. While Broomhilda tries to survive her new reality, Django is freed by an eccentric bounty hunter named Dr. King Schultz. Seeing potential in him, Schultz takes Django under his wing and teaches him the tricks of the trade. Together, they set out to find Broomhilda. Tickets (29.09) The Great Gatsby - 2013 In the spring of 1922, writer Nick Carraway (Tobey Maguire) leaves the Midwest and moves to New York City. Chasing his own American Dream, he settles near the mysterious and constantly partying millionaire Jay Gatsby (Leonardo DiCaprio), as well as his cousin Daisy (Carey Mulligan) and her husband Tom Buchanan (Joel Edgerton), a wealthy womaniser. Nick is drawn into the fascinating world of the super-rich and becomes a witness to obsession, madness and tragedy. Tickets (01.12) Coco - 2017 Miguel is an enthusiastic twelve-year-old boy living in Mexico. He uncovers an ancient mystery that leads him to a remarkable and unexpected reunion. During Día de los Muertos, Miguel finds himself in the vibrant Land of the Dead. There, he meets past generations, discovers his place within the family and learns how families remain connected through time by something as simple as remembrance.