Zazie Kino

Zazie Kino (also styled "Zazie kino und bar") is an independent cinema and bar located in Halle (Saale), Germany. It operates as a single-site arthouse venue, combining film screenings with a bar, and is known locally for a programme that mixes European arthouse releases, documentaries, and international cinema, often shown in original language with German subtitles (OmU). The cinema's public programme, as listed on its official website, features contemporary films from Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, France, Spain, the United Kingdom, and Greece, among others. Titles advertised include Ulrike Ottinger's "Die Blutgräfin" (2026), the Spanish production "Maspalomas" (2025), the French film "Jim Queen" (2026), the documentary "Naza" (2026), "Liebhaberinnen" (2025), and Romain Gavras's "Sacrifice" (2025). Screenings are typically scheduled in the evening, with multiple showings across several days, reflecting the venue's repertory and limited-run programming model. As a small independent cinema, Zazie Kino functions as a cultural venue rather than a large commercial chain. Its combination of a bar with a screening room positions it within the tradition of German "Kino und Bar" establishments that serve as social and cultural hubs. The venue communicates its programme primarily through its website and Instagram, and it maintains direct contact information for audiences. Ownership, founding date, and corporate structure are not specified in the available evidence. Wikidata identifies it simply as a cinema in Halle (Saale), Germany. The cinema appears to be privately and independently operated, with no known parent company or chain affiliation. Its continued operation is evidenced by an active programme of screenings scheduled into late 2026.

Zazie Kino is an independent cinema and bar in Halle (Saale), Germany. The available evidence does not specify its founding date, founders, or ownership history. Wikidata records it as a cinema in Halle (Saale), Germany, and its official website presents it as an active venue under the name "Zazie kino und bar." The cinema's programming, as shown on its website, focuses on contemporary arthouse, documentary, and international films. The listed schedule includes films from multiple European countries, often screened in original language with German subtitles. This aligns with the venue's identity as a repertory and arthouse cinema rather than a mainstream multiplex. As of the evidence available, the cinema continues to operate, with screenings scheduled into late 2026. No major corporate events, ownership changes, or expansions are documented in the supplied sources.

Independent arthouse cinema and bar serving Halle (Saale) with curated international and documentary film programming.

• Die Blutgräfin (2026)

  Screening of Ulrike Ottinger's film, AT/LU/DE, 119 min, with Isabelle Huppert, Birgit Minichmayr, Thomas Schubert, Lars Eidinger, André Jung.

• Maspalomas (2025)

  Screening of Jose Mari Goenaga and Aitor Arregi's film, ES, 116 min, OmU, with José Ramón Soroiz, Kandido Uranga, Zorion Eguileor, Nagore Aranburu.

• Jim Queen (2026)

  Screening of Marco Nguyen and Nicolas Athane's film, FR, 85 min, OmU.

• Naza (2026)

  Screening of Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's documentary, UK, 80 min, OmU.

• Liebhaberinnen (2025)

  Screening of Koxi's film, DE/LU, 98 min, with Johanna Wokalek, Hannah Schiller, Ben Münchow, Victoria Trauttmansdorff, Jasmin Artosha Mokhtare, Susanne Bredehöft.

• Sacrifice (2025)

  Screening of Romain Gavras's film, UK/GR, 103 min, OmU, with Anya Taylor-Joy, Chris Evans, Salma Hayek, John Malkovich, Vincent Cassel, Ambika Mod, Charli XCX.

• London (2025)

  Screening listed on the cinema's programme.

1. 1Zazie kino und bar – Official Websitekino-zazie.de
2. 2Zazie Kino – Wikidatawikidata.org