Tag: @EuropaCinemas
Austria – Das Kino (Salzburg)
The Salzburger Filmkulturzentrum DAS KINO is the only arthouse cinema in Salzburg that screens films beyond the mainstream blockbusters. We focus on quality films with diverse cultural content. Besides Austrian and European films, as well US-independent productions, films from Africa, Asia, and Latin America are part of our program. All films are screened in original ...
Hungary – Cirkofilm (Budapest)
Cirko-Gejzír is one of the smallest cinemas in Europe with 2 screens of 60 and 25 seats. It is located in central Budapest, has a very quirky decor, and is dedicated to show films with a strong artistic or social message. Auteur films, festival favourites and films focusing on human rights are often featured in ...
Sweden – Zita (Stockholm)
Zita Folkets Bio is one of the three art house cinemas situated in central Stockholm. The cinema makes part of the Swedish distribution company Folkets Bio cinema network since 1993 and is Stockholm’s oldest still running cinema since it’s opening in 1913. The cinema consists of three screening rooms (140, 45 and 30seats). Zita also ...
Germany – Gloria / Gloriette / Kamera (Heidelberg)
The GLORIA movie theaters include GLORIA & GLORIETTE cinemas in the heart of Heidelberg’s Old Town and KAMERA, located in the district of Neuenheim. The GLORIA cinema, which has existed since 1912, was expanded in 1982 under the aegis of Inge Mauerer-Klesel. The CAMERA, which has been existing since the 1940s, has been completing the ...
The Netherlands – LantarenVenster (Rotterdam)
LantarenVenster is the number-one spot for the best arthouse cinema and great jazz performances in Rotterdam, hosting 100 concerts every year. With 5 screening rooms, the venue provides a new film programme every week with screenings from noon to midnight: quality films with a combination of documentaries, classics, world cinema, Oscar winners and special screenings ...
Portugal – Cinema Trindade (Porto)
Cinema Trindade is a historical cinema of the city of Porto. It was inaugurated in 1913 as Salão Jardim da Trindade. It included a movie theater, a ballroom, a café, billiards and a terrace. Its success led to a remodeling in 1957, originating Cinema Trindade. With the 7th art crisis of the 70’s and 80’s, ...
Finland – Kino Iiris (Lahti)
Kino Iiris is a small movie theater in the center of Lahti, founded in 1987. Kino Iiris maintains a film culture in Lahti by offering movies from as many countries as possible and from all eras. Kino Iiris is fully digitalized, but still has a 16mm and 35mm projectors and regularly screens classic movies in ...
Malta – Eden Cinemas (St. Julian’s)
The Eden Cinemas Megaplex in St Julian’s comprises 13 full air conditioned screens and offers viewers a total of 3,100 luxury seats. The Eden Cinemas strives to provide audiences with the best cinema experience possible. For this reason, the screens boast the finest in digital sound systems with all screens having the latest projection and ...
Spain – Zumzeig (Barcelona)
Zumzeig Cinecooperativa is a non-profit and cultural venue located in Barcelona and created in 2016. Zumzeig screens independent movies in original version but also offers artistic, social and community initiatives. With more than three-hundred active members, the users and friends of the cinema can join the different commissions in order to be able to be ...
Italy – Cinema Lumière (Bologna)
Cinema Lumière is the theatre of the Fondazione Cineteca di Bologna, whose President is Marco Bellocchio. It has been active since 1984 as a single screen. Following the transfer to its new location, situated in the “Manifattura delle Arti”, an ex-industrial area transformed into an artistic and cultural area in 2000, Cinema Lumière has expanded ...