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Cinemas and Movie TheatersBerlin has quite a number of
cinemas and other locations which show films in English - ranging from
big multiplexes such as the CineStar in the Sony Center through to
small art-house type places. ACUD kinoVeteranenstraße 21, 10119 Berlin - Mitte| Tel.: (030) 449 10 67 Fax: (030) 448 39 61| S-Bahn Nordbahnhof, U-Bahn Rosenthalerplatz (U8), Tram 12
ACUDkino - small cinema (part of an "alternative" community centre) with occasional showings of independent films in English (e.g. as part of britspotting 07).
Cinestar im Sony CenterPotsdamer Straße 4, 10785 Berlin - Tiergarten| Tel.: (030) 26 06 62 60| S-Bahn: Potsdamer Platz; U-Bahn: Potsdamer Platz
It might not be Berlin's artiest cinema, but the Cinestar beneath theSony Center's Mt. Fuji-like sail construction is Berlin's only multiplex which shows mainly English-language or other non-German films, and as such captures quite a cosmopolitan audience. Useful for catching the latest blockbusters; infamous for the excessively long pre-film commercials (personal record: 45 minutes). fsk - Kino am OranienplatzSegitzdamm 2, 10969 Berlin - Kreuzberg| Tel.: (030) 614 2464| U-Bahn: Kottbusser Tor (U1), Moritzplatz (U8)
Hackesche Höfe FilmtheaterRosenthaler Straße 40/41, 10178 Berlin - Mitte| Tel.: (030) 30 87 25 10 Fax: 030) 30 87 25 12| S-Bahn / Tram: Hackescher Markt; U-Bahn: Weinmeisterstraße (U8)
Tucked away up four flights of stairs inside the Hackesche Höfe, the Filmtheater shows a mix of films. You can catch the odd blockbuster here, but more usually something with an OmU tag, and quite often something arty and / or original (they're one of the cinemas taking part in britspotting 07). |