In addition to blockbusters and major critical successes, this centrally located cinema also hosts regular screenings of older ‘nostalgia films’, recordings of live theatre, and the occasional non-English international hits with English subtitles ― all of which can be enjoyed in luxurious seats (some of which fully recline) with a cocktail or longdrink in hand. Metropolis Kino Kleine Theaterstrasse 10 20354 Hamburg Film buffs in the know all agree that Savoy Filmtheater is the hub of English-language cinema in Hamburg. Films are rarely dubbed, but viewers should be prepared for German subtitles as not all films are originally in English. Ongoing and previous series’ themes include ‘Original : Remake’, ‘Bizarre Cinema’, ‘Soulfood Cinema - Urban Spaces’, and tributes or retrospectives on such film industry artists as Bernardo Bertolucci, Helmut Herbst and Romy Schneider.
CINESCOPE PROGRAMME SERIES
While this centrally located cinema usually screens a selection of smaller new and recent releases from a variety of countries, their programme also includes rotating film series that run over the course of a few days, weeks, months or throughout the year. Metropolis Kino is a must-visit for anyone craving films off the beaten path. Lichtmess Kino Gaussstrasse 25 22765 Hamburg Specialising in documentaries as well as experimental and short films, it’s well worth keeping an eye on Lichtmess’ programme so as not to miss something truly special. The smallest cinema on this list, Lichtmess Kino only holds several screenings a month, but they’re usually of films you won’t catch anywhere else. While nearly the entire programme is comprised of films in their original language, that language is only sometimes English, making FilmRaum a wonderful resource for film lovers who speak languages other than English or German, as well as those who enjoy undubbed films in any language and can read German subtitles.įilmRaum Müggenkampstrasse 45 20257 Hamburg This Eimsbüttel cinema has a range of lesser-known films from many different countries. While many of these are in English with German subtitles, speakers of other languages (such as French, Spanish and Turkish) will regularly find screenings in their mother tongues as well.Ībaton Kino Allendeplatz 3 / Ecke Grindelhof 20146 Hamburgĭon’t look to FilmRaum for the usual blockbusters or even well-known critical hits. All / Mostly OriginalĪ treat for students, Abaton Kino is located right by Hamburg University and offers a wide variety of films (including festival darlings, documentaries and successful indie features) almost entirely in their original languages. See our list of the best cinemas to catch undubbed films. While the majority of cinemas still mostly show Hollywood flicks dubbed into German, there are plenty of theatres in Hamburg specialising in films in English and other original languages, and more still that offer undubbed screenings with some regularity. But the tides have recently begun to shift, and now you can find movies in English every night of the week, not to mention screenings of films in other languages ― from Spanish to Polish to Korean ― with regular frequency. Even five years ago finding films in their original language in Hamburg was a challenge.
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