Say Goodbye to Kino International from May 14.
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In more than six decades of German history, the Kino International has seen a lot, and sometimes even made history itself. However, the signs of the time have left their marks on the building.From May 14, 2024, the cinematic monument will therefore close for about two years for a complete renovation. 80 percent of the technical equipment will be renewed; every cable and every radiator in the building will be replaced.Until May 13, inclusive, you have the opportunity to experience a film at Kino International—either from our regular program or our special events.In the Panorama Bar, you can visit an exhibition with pictures of the house's history or our culinary offerings even without a movie ticket.You can leave your greetings to Kino International in our Digital Guestbook below.
Will the cinema look different after reopening?
The cinema will be renovated in compliance with historical preservation guidelines, so it will shine in its old splendor after completion. All architectural features of the building will be preserved.
Where to watch movies while International is closed?
No question, the flair of Kino International is irreplaceable. But in our neighboring cinemas, you can also enjoy exciting films in a cozy atmosphere.The
Filmtheater am Friedrichshain
is just an 8-minute bike ride away and offers a varied film program in 5 halls and a beer garden in the summer months. The U8 will take you to Babylon Kreuzberg
in just a few minutes, where our film series Mongay will temporarily be housed. And if you want to experience the unique flair of a giant single-screen auditorium amid the glamor of West Berlin, our Delphi Filmpalast
in Charlottenburg awaits you.What about Mongay?
Our beloved, longest-running film series Mongay is not pausing! It will temporarily be housed at Babylon Kreuzberg after more than 25 years at Kino International.
Browse our programming here.
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