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30 Dec – 5 Jan

  1. Hamburg. In bunt. Eine Stadt in Farbfilmen 1935 -1965

    Zeise Kinos

  2. New Year’s Eve Concert with Berliner Philharmoniker

    2026

    Can classical music be humorous? Absolutely! The Berliner Philharmoniker and their chief conductor Kirill Petrenko will demonstrate this at the 2026 New Year’s Eve Concert: in his sparkling Symphonie classique, Sergei Prokofiev parodies the music of Haydn and Mozart. Dmitri Shostakovich also had the First Viennese School in mind when he wrote his witty Double Concerto for Piano and Trumpet. In this performance, pianist Alexander Malofeev, born in 2001, makes his debut alongside principal trumpeter David Guerrier. Kirill Petrenko also sets off a fireworks display of mischief with Richard Strauss’s Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks.

    ASTOR Film Lounge HafenCity

  3. DER ROSAROTE PANTHER (USA 1963)

    Magazin Filmkunsttheater

  4. The Unicorn That Said No

    In the Forest of Hearts, a little, sweepity, swoopity, swappity, sweet unicorn is born. But even though everyone is very lilacly-loving to it and constantly feeds it with sweet lucky clover, the little critter does not behave unicorn-like at all. It just keeps saying no, so soon its family just calls it uNOcorn. One day, the uNOcorn breaks out of its cotton candy world and sets off to NOWHERE. On the way, he unexpectedly meets a raccoon that refuses to listen (HUHcoon), a watchdog that doesn‘t seem to care about anything (SOWHATchdog), and princess that always talks back (PrinceYES). The four of them make a pretty good team. Because even being stubborn is much more fun together.
    • Animation
    • Fantasy
    • Family

    Zeise Kinos

  5. Hamburg. In bunt. Eine Stadt in Farbfilmen 1935 -1965

    Zeise Kinos

  6. Hamburg. In bunt. Eine Stadt in Farbfilmen 1935 -1965

    Zeise Kinos

  7. Hamburg. In bunt. Eine Stadt in Farbfilmen 1935 -1965

    Zeise Kinos

  8. TMDB 81RT 100IMDb 8.3

    Singin' in the Rain

    1952 · 100 min

    In 1927 Hollywood, a silent film star falls for a chorus girl just as he and his paranoid screen partner struggle to make the difficult transition to talking pictures.

    • Comedy
    • Romance

    ASTOR Film Lounge HafenCitystumm

  9. IMDb 8.2

    Agnes & Amir

    2026 · 108 min

    Amir is 28, gay and has just fled from Iran. Agnes is 101 and still too young for a retirement home - she thinks. The two move in together - and save each other's lives.

    • Drama
    • Comedy

    ASTOR Film Lounge HafenCity


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Currently 19 cinemas and film series in Hamburg and the surrounding area: Zeise Kinos, Abaton, ASTOR Film Lounge HafenCity, Koralle Lichtspiele, Savoy Filmtheater, Metropolis Kino, Studio Kino, Passage Kino Hamburg, Hansa-Filmstudio, Magazin Filmkunsttheater, SchanzenKino 73, Filmraum, 3001 Kino, B-Movie, Blankeneser Kino, Botschaft der Wildtiere, Lichtmeß Kino, Elbe Filmtheater and Katholische Akademie Hamburg.

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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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