Bundesplatz Studio

Bundesplatz Studio, commonly known as Bundesplatz-Kino, is a program cinema located at Bundesplatz 14 in the Wilmersdorf district of Berlin, Germany. According to its official website, the cinema opened in 1919 and was renovated in 2011. It is a single-screen venue with a barrier-free auditorium, reachable via the Bundesplatz U-Bahn and S-Bahn station (U9, S41, S42, S46) and bus lines 248 and N9. The cinema describes itself as a charming program cinema with a varied schedule, screening current arthouse films, classics and international productions. It also hosts special events and film talks with directors. The venue includes a cinema café that serves barista coffee, soft drinks, beers, selected wines, a changing cake selection, snacks and four varieties of Flammkuchen. In cooler months, guests can sit in the foyer by the large window front; in summer, outdoor seating is popular. The cinema positions itself as a culturally diverse experience in the heart of Berlin, complementing the film programme with a convivial café atmosphere. Bundesplatz-Kino is part of Berlin's independent cinema landscape. Its programme mixes repertory classics such as Ingmar Bergman's 'Det sjunde inseglet' (1957) and 'Tystnaden' (1963), 'Vampyr' (1932, 35mm), 'Letztes Jahr in Marienbad' (1961) and 'Don Camillo und Peppone' (1952, OmU) with contemporary documentaries and features, including 'Along the River', 'Biermann', 'Wild' (2016) and 'Watching People Watching Birds'. It also screens thematic series and retrospectives, such as 'Die Bilderwelten des Jonatan Briel'. The cinema collaborates with neighbouring venues Cosima Filmtheater and Eva Lichtspiele, which it recommends to its audience. Ticket prices listed on the website are 10 euros for adults, 9 euros reduced, 6 euros for children up to 12 years, and 8 euros on Cinema Day (Wednesday). The cinema's online presence includes a history page and an Impressum with data protection information. Wikidata identifies the venue as a cinema in Wilmersdorf, Berlin, Germany. No parent company, founder or ownership details are provided in the available evidence.

Bundesplatz-Kino opened in 1919, according to its official website. It operated as a cinema in Berlin-Wilmersdorf for decades before undergoing a renovation in 2011. The renovation modernised the venue while preserving its charm as a neighbourhood program cinema. The cinema is located at Bundesplatz 14, 10715 Berlin, near the Bundesplatz transport hub served by U-Bahn line U9, S-Bahn lines S41, S42 and S46, and bus lines 248 and N9. The auditorium is barrier-free. In the years following the renovation, the cinema established itself as a venue for arthouse films, classics and international productions, complemented by a cinema café. Its programme has included retrospectives and thematic series, such as 'Die Bilderwelten des Jonatan Briel', as well as premieres and film talks with directors. The cinema maintains relationships with neighbouring venues Cosima Filmtheater and Eva Lichtspiele, which it recommends to its audience. As of the 2020s, the cinema continues to operate with a varied schedule and special events. Its website lists current and upcoming screenings, ticket prices and practical information. Wikidata records the venue as a cinema in Wilmersdorf, Berlin, Germany. No information about founders, owners or corporate parents is available in the provided evidence.

• 2011

  Cinema renovated.

• 1919

  Cinema opened in Berlin.

Charming program cinema offering a culturally diverse experience in the heart of Berlin, with a café atmosphere.

• Arthouse film screenings

• Classic film screenings

• International film screenings

• Special events and film talks

• Cinema café

1. 1Bundesplatz-Kino Berlinbundesplatz-kino.de
2. 2Bundesplatz-Kino Berlinbundesplatz-kino.de
3. 3Bundesplatz Studiowikidata.org