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Delphi Filmpalast
Charlottenburg | Kantstr. 12a, 10623 Berlin
Germany's largest art house auditorium with more than a century of history.
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S, U, Bus: Zoologischer Garten
Telephone (Guest Service)Service: 030 322 931 322 | Kino: 030 - 312 10 26
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Located in a magnificent theater building at Bahnhof Zoo, Delphi Filmpalast is Germany's largest art house auditorium. From the temple-like exterior with stone lions and decorative vases, to the glittering interior, to the auditorium with more than 600 seats and 4K Laser projection, everything here is larger than life.
History
Germany's largest art house auditorium is located in a magnificent theater building at Bahnhof Zoo. From the temple-like exterior with stone lions and decorative vases, to the glittering interior, to the Cinemascope screen and an auditorium with over 600 seats, everything here is larger than life.For decades, the Delphi Filmpalast has been one of the city's most important premiere cinemas and Berlinale venues. Together with Bikini-Haus, Galerie C/O and Helmut Newton Museum, the cinema forms the cultural center of West Berlin. International jazz greats also perform in the "Quasimodo" in the basement of the building. The Delphi Filmpalast is one of the few remaining cinemas in Germany where films can still be shown in 70mm format. The fine selection of current productions is complemented by matinees and film premieres. And renowned filmmakers are not only occasionally on stage for Q&As, but also often among audience members.
1927/28
The Delphi Palast dance club opens.1943
The theater is shut down as the war progresses.1949
Walter Jonigkeit restores the badly damaged building and opens the Delphi Filmpalast with state-of-the-art technology and the largest cinema screen in Berlin.1952
The second Berlin International Film Festival is held in the palace.1981
The Berlinale's first Forum of Young Cinema takes place in the newly remodeled Delphi Filmpalast.1980s
The cinema endures several periods of crisis and threats of closure. A new, sophisticated program concept is developed.2009
On December 25, 2009, founder Walter Jonigkeit dies at the age of 102. He lived to see the 50th birthday of his cinema.2021
The Delphi Filmpalast awakens from the second Covid lockdown with a carefully renovated foyer and a brand-new 4K laser projector.Accessibility
Not accessible
Foyer: Multiple stairs in front of the entrance.Restrooms: No barrier-free restrooms available.
Auditorium: Multiple stairs to the auditorium.
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All the Beauty and the Bloodshed
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Die Unschärferelation der Liebe
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Premiere: The Uncertainty Principle of Love
Love comedy by "The State against Fritz Bauer" director Lars KraumePremiere in the presence of guests: Caroline Peters, Burghart Klaußner and director Lars Kraume. ... Read more28.06.2023 at 19:30
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Live from LondonThe Delphi Filmpalast and Munich-based City Kinos will broadcast famous operas and ballets from the heart of Lo... Read more12.07.2022 - 20.06.2024
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