Berlin is well known for its many movie theatre complexes, in no other German city you can choose between so many different multiplex cinemas. Generally, they show the current blockbusters, but also smaller film productions and movies in original versions are presented.

CinemaxX at Potsdamer Platz
Potsdamer Straße 5, Tiergarten, Phone +49 18 05 / 24 63 62 99 (ticket reservation)	Potsdamer Platz
Centrally located on Potsdamer Platz, this multiplex cinema offers movie entertainment in 19 theatres. The cinema is built in modern architecture with an amply lounge and huge staircases. All current blockbusters in high quality are running here, alternatively in the original or the German version. Additionally an exclusive event ("Die schönste Filmnacht Berlins") presenting the premiere of a popular movie takes place in the lounge once a month. http://www.cinemaxx.de
CineStar Original in the Sony Center
Potsdamer Straße 4 (Sony Center), Tiergarten, Phone +49(30) 26 06 62 60	Potsdamer Platz
Integrated in the futuristically styled Sony Center, the CineStar is the only multiplex cinema exclusively showing all movies in their original version or with subtitles. Thus you can enjoy original film versions on a high technical standard and in a modern ambience. www.cinestar.de
Cubix-Ufa Palast
Rathausstraße 1, Mitte, Phone +49(30) 257 61 10	Alexanderplatz
The cube-formed building on the Alexanderplatz with its paned granite storefront offers 9 theatres. The adjustable seats make you comfortable and modern image and sound systems contribute to the enjoyment of the movie. www.cinestar.de
UCI KINOWELT Colosseum
Schönhauser Allee 123, Prenzlauer Berg, Phone +49 (30) / 44 019 200 (ticket reservation)	Schönhauser Allee
The UCI Colosseum on Schönhauser Allee is a new modern cinema combining the tradition of an old building and the most recent cinema technics. http://www.uci-kinowelt.de
Kino in der Kulturbrauerei
Schönhauser Allee 36-39 (Sredzkistraße), Prenzlauer Berg, Phone +49(30) 44 35 44 22	Eberswalder Straße
In between the restaurants, bars, clubs and entertainment area of the "Kulturfabrik" you find the cinema that is specialised on Arthouse films. It is therefore an excellent place to start for the sweeping nightlife after the pictures. www.cinestar.de
Alhambra
Seestraße 94, Wedding, Phone +49(30)726 20 700	Seestraße
In between the restaurants, bars, clubs and entertainment area of the "Kulturfabrik" you find the cinema that is specialised on Arthouse films. It is therefore an excellent place to start for the sweeping nightlife after the pictures. www.alhambrakino.de

With the Cinestar IMAX at Potsdamer Platz, Berlin has an extraordinary movie theatre that accentuates the feeling of actually being in the film.

IMAX 3-D Potsdamer Platz
Potsdamer Str. 4 (Sony Center), Mitte, Phone +49(30)26 06 64 00	Potsdamer Platz
The IMAX 3-D in the Sony Center at Potsdamer Platz shows spectacular movies on a huge screen (588 sqm) in 3-D format. www.cinestar-imax.de

Many art-house film theatres in Berlin support movies beyond the blockbusters on the big screens and nonetheless they attract an enthusiastic audience. Retrospectives and representations of classics or long forgotten movies emphasize the variety in program they have.

Arsenal
Potsdamer Straße. 2 (im Filmhaus), Tiergarten, Phone +49(30) 269 55 100	Potsdamer Platz
The Arsenal, operated by "Arsenal - Institut für Film- und Videokunst e.V." , is a true paradise for cineasts as there are silent movies, retrospectives and foreign movies shown. Moved into the "Filmhouse" on Potsdamer Platz, the movies playing in two theatres have a high standard. The illuminated advertising in the lounge and the seats in the foyer are still commemorating the old times of the former film house in Welserstraße. Most film are in original version or with subtitles. www.arsenal-berlin.de
Babylon Berlin Mitte
Rosa-Luxemburg-Str. 30, Mitte, Phone +49(30) 24 25 969	Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz
In the original cinema from the 1920s, constructed by the famous architect Hans Poelzig, interesting retrospectives and film collections are presented. Fans of silent films can look forward to screenings of great classics in historic ambiance. babylonberlin.de
Fsk Oranienplatz
Segitzdamm 2, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg , Phone +49(30) 614 24 64	Kottbusser Tor
The cinema on the Oranienplatz concentrates on French movies, mostly subtitled original versions. With its own film distribution, they often support movies that are often not likely to be played in Germany although there is a considerable interest, as the popularity of this cinema proves. Its two theatres are placed in a building designed by Bruno Taut. In the early 90s, a paned extension was added as a foyer. http://home.snafu.de/fsk-kino

Instead of "Ich seh Dir in die Augen, Kleines" you will hear "Here's looking at you, kid". That is to say that not the German dubbed versions run here but the originals or subtitled versions. So whether you are longing for a dogma-movie in Danish or the voice of Bruce Willis, this is the place to be.

Odeon
Hauptstraße 116 , Schöneberg , Phone +49(30) 78 70 40 19	Innsbrucker Platz
The movie theatre Odeon was the first ones to run only original or subtitled film versions. Current film hits were shown to the audience in the large red-coloured theatre, where the original design of the 50s has been retained unchanged. Enjoying salty popcorn, tourists and residents of the city who prefer to see the original rather than a dubbed version meet here. http://www.yorck.de
Cinema Paris
Kurfürstendamm 211 , Wilmersdorf , Phone +49(30) 881 31 19	Uhlandstraße
The Cinema Paris is placed in the "Maison de France" by architect Hans Semrau on the famous boulevard Kurfürstendamm. As the name implies, it concentrates particularly on the French movie culture. Beside this, the elegant theatre with its rolling architecture and the off-white curtain also presents other mostly European movies of high quality. The Francophonic community gets together for the 5.30 show, where frequently original French film versions are shown. www.cinema-paris.de
Babylon
Dresdnerstraße 126 , Kreuzberg, Phone +49(30) 61 60 96 93	Kottbusser Tor
The Babylon in the district of Kreuzberg provides two theaters showing frequently original versions with or without subtitles. Apart from the blockbusters, also less famous movies attract a mostly collegiate audience. Visiting theater A, make sure to pay attention to the starry sky lamp on the ceiling. www.yorck.de
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Also in the big commercial movie theatres you will find more and more original versions. The Cinestar in the Sonycenter presents even every of its running movies in the original version. Original movie versions are also shown in many art-house film theatres.

The charm of the 50s, the elegance of the art-deco, the peachiness of the former GDR and the simplicity of the 90s - the buildings and interiors of the following movie theatres feature a very special ambience. Visiting one of those locations is like going on a time journey or at least get to know a quite exceptional place.

Astor Film Lounge
Kurfürstendamm 225, Charlottenburg, Phone +49(30) 883 85 51	Kurfürstendamm
The first premium cinema in Germany invites to a relaxing film experience in a classy ambience in the style of the 50s with comfortable reclining leather armchairs, tasty finger food. The cinema presents top films from the current programme.
Eva
Blissestraße 18 , Wilmersdorf, Phone +49(30) 822 85 27	Blissestraße
The "Eva" is one of the few district cinemas that has survived and is not only running copies from the big movie theatres, but also premieres of less commercial movies. Surrounded by a charming decoration in the style of the 50s, it is furthermore a pleasure to go here as they sometimes show short films before the actual movie starts or some retrospectives.
Delphi
Kantstraße 12a , Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Phone +49(30) 312 10 26	Zoologischer Garten
The Delphi is one of the leading movie theatres relating to premieres of more sophisticated movies. A very lively atmosphere can be found in the large theatre with its slightly fading glamour. Here, on the occasion of the Berlin International Film Festival, the popular midnight showings take place. This is where hundreds of a little overtired but all the more enthusiastic cineasts gather to celebrate the newest movies. www.yorck.de
International
Karl-Marx-Allee 33 , Mitte, Phone +49(30) 24 75 60 11	Schillingstraße
The impressive planed building from the 60s, which is under monumental protection, used to be the exemplar from cinemas in the former GDR. Today, the large theater with its silver-coloured curtain concentrates on first screenings of high-quality movies. During the Berlinale, it serves for reruns of movies in the contest and homage movies as well as a point of sale for tickets. www.yorck.de
Hackeschen Höfe
Rosenthaler Straße 40/41 , Mitte, Phone +49(30) 283 46 03	Weinmeisterstraße
Situated in the courtyards of the "Hackesche Höfe", this movie theater has soon become a well-known place for movies out of the ordinary. Showings in this cinema with plain interiors and exposed audio visual equipment focus on smaller and ambitious film productions. The THX- system guarantees a sound experience of a very high level. www.hackesche-hoefe.org
UCI KINOWELT Zoo Palast
Hardenberg Straße 29a , Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Phone +49(30) 25 414 777	Zoologischer Garten
The "Zoo Palast", built in the 1950s, is a cube- formed building that still holds the charm of past times. However, it is equipped with a high standard in technology and comfort. Providing more than 1000 seats, the large theatre, that used to be one of the venues for the Berlinale, disposes a huge screen with a two-fold curtain and raises a pleasant anticipation for the movie. There is a very lively tradition of the movies with this theatre. www.uci-kinowelt.de

"Berlin the way it was" is one of the most moving and astonishing filmed portraits of the city in the pre-war years. At the start of the 1940s, director and filmmaker Leo de Laforgúe started to capture the life of the city before it was destroyed in the war, using only a simple handheld camera. And as an encore, theres an additional feature dedicated to the Berliner Schloss.

Date/Time: Sun 11 a.m.
Tickets:
5,10 € for Adults. Ordering deadline: 3 days before film showing
4,60 € for Groups. Ordering deadline: 3 days before film showing

Adria Filmtheater
Schlossstraße 48
12165 Berlin-Steglitz

Berlin's international film festival, the Berlinale, is the metropolis' cinematic highlight. The film gala which tops the international film festival programme alongside Cannes and Venice promises an enthralling competition and other interesting sections which present productions from around the world. http://www.berlinale.de

During summertime, numerous parks and greens become open air venues where movies can be enjoyed on a mild summer evening.
There are open air movies presented in the "Volkspark Friedrichshain", the "Hasenheide" and many more parks in Berlin. Even on many other spectacular places throughout the city big screens are set up where movie classics become an extraordinary highlight.
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