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The activity was carried on from August 2007 by Kino
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Tapiola there was a small citizens' movement to preserve the theatre. Ciné Tapiola Oy, a daughter company of Espoon elokuvajuhlat Oy responsible for the Espoo Ciné film festival, was founded as joint venture by the city of Espoo and local activists. Espoo Ciné has
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was found underneath the paint, the auditorium was declared off-limits. The asbestos-based acoustics of the ceiling had to be dismantled altogether, and the presentation equipment and seats were moved away. The Espoo district court placed Kino
Tapiola Oy into bankruptcy on 12 December 2008.
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organised festival shows at Kino
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took responsibility of the theatre. Jaseka ran the theatre until 2007, when it stopped it as economically unfeasible.
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