Tauro Cinema (Lima - Perú) - 1960

Tauro Cinema (Lima - Perú) Opened in March 1960, the Tauro Cinema has a striking asymmetrical façade with a large window in the center, designed by the Architect Walter Weberhofer. It has an office building built in the back. On the outside and inside it was designed in a "modern" style, typical of 1960. Its audience has 720 seats and its Mezzanine 560 seats. It was one of the most important cinemas in the city, the first cinema in Lima to be equipped with Todd-AO presentations. In recent years, unable to compete with the new multiplexes, it became a triple X movie projection room. and the area is very dangerous because there are many assailants, drug addicts and transvestites. (In this area there is a gang of raiders, all of them transvestites. They are facts and not a matter of prejudice or homophobia.)