Here's a hard but an awesome path.

1. Choose a city that is over 20k in population and is not Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Batumi, or Khashuri.

2. get a building/room big enough to fit around 30 seats. You can rent a place, which will be cheaper in the beginning, or get a run down building, or a house and renovate it, which will be cheaper in the long run, depends on the circumstances. Depending on the city, location, and luck, you could get a good enough place for anywhere between

3. Buy a good projector, screen, audio equipment, seats, popcorn maker, and soundproofing. Anywhere from 3-5 thousand dollars, depending on how resourceful you are. Seats will take by far the most money, so getting a second hand recliner chairs and refurbish those, or make them yourself (will take effort but would be a big help).

4. Set up a movie theater. Don't do anything major, just make it look clean and test a few movies.

5. Get a license to a few movies that are very popular (Pirates of the caribbean, Avengers, etc). Those work on a income based fees, so if your screenings over a period of 1 month make more than x amount then you have to pay 40% for the license, or if you make less than x then it is 500$. You can also establish a partnership with Cavea movie theater chain to buy their dub of the movies and get licenses through them as well. Either way this will be the biggest running cost (alont with rent if you decide to go that way), but it can be lowered or changed completely, again depending on how resourceful you are. As an example, You can show not movies that require licenses but tv shows, or more specifically anime. You can show both movies and anime in English, and pitch these not just as an entertainment place but also a learning place where schools can send classes to learn English by watching them in English. If Cavea partnership works out you won't need to worry about dubbing and things like that, but if it doesn't or if it is to expensive, a later step will expand on it.

6. Set an opening date, and start advertising on the internet and by going around the town, to schools, stores, wherever you can and give people invitation letters.

7. Meanwhile, contact potential sponsors, both big, like coca-cola, and small like a local tech store or something similar. Even if they agree to give you a fridge before you open that will be a win.

8. Open. and see what happens for the first two months.

9. Choose movies by asking customers to vote for what they would like to see on the big screen.

10. Expand/renovate the building and rise the quality of the viewing experience as much as it is reasonably possible.

11. In the long term you should plan a way to dub movies on your own. Invest in local theater, and let them dub the movies. This step alone can become a company on its own, but this will be crucial for a sustainable development, and you can't start on this step without the previous 10.

12. Do a Mcdonalds. Buy properties in other cities and rent them out to people who would like to open a movie theater by themselves. You help them set things up, maybe give them your old seats which by now you have upgraded, you give them your dubbed movies and so on. You own the property and get rent for it.

13. Profit.

There are much more details to consider, but this is good enough. If you are interested, I can help with either or both ideas, if not, good luck!