Tonight's play of light across Hamburg's screens.
Tuesday
Nothing for you? How about a play, a museum visit, or a concert instead?
Currently 19 cinemas and film series in Hamburg and the surrounding area: Zeise Kinos, ASTOR Film Lounge HafenCity, Magazin Filmkunsttheater, Koralle Lichtspiele, Savoy Filmtheater, Studio Kino, Passage Kino Hamburg, Hansa-Filmstudio, Metropolis Kino, Abaton, 3001 Kino, Filmraum, Blankeneser Kino, B-Movie, Elbe Filmtheater, Lichtmeß Kino, Botschaft der Wildtiere, Katholische Akademie Hamburg and SchanzenKino 73.
Data is scraped multiple times a day directly from cinema websites. Cancellations, sold-out flags and programme changes usually surface within an hour.
No — the Tickets button on each screening links directly to the cinema's own booking page. This site doesn't sell tickets and takes no commission.
Language version: OmU = original audio with German subtitles, OmeU = original with English subtitles, DF = German-dubbed version, OV = original version with no subtitles, stumm = silent film (often with live accompaniment). Projection format: DCP = Digital Cinema Package, the digital standard in modern cinemas; 35mm / 16mm / 70mm = analogue film prints on physical stock.
On today's view, screenings are hidden 30 minutes after their start time, so only reachable showtimes remain visible. A small note at the bottom shows how many have already begun.
Hamburg has a lively repertory-cinema scene — the Abaton, the municipal Metropolis, the 3001, the Zeise cinemas, the Studio-Kino and the Savoy — but no shared programme. This site lays every house onto one searchable day view.
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