Dystopian Dating is an event series hosted by ReSee. We screen films which examine the difficulties of modern dating, romance, relationships, etc. and pair them with activities that give our community members a chance to mingle, reflect, and maybe even meet someone new. Whether you're in a relationship, totally single, or somewhere in between, join us for a thought-provoking evening at the cinema.
Films for Foodies is a community cinema series combining culture, cuisine, and storytelling to create one-of-a-kind movie nights worth getting off the couch for. Each event spotlights a global culture through the lens of film and food, creating a shared space for connection, discovery, and fun night out with the ReSee community.
A film series that will make you want to pack your bags and plan your next adventure.
Every month we show you the best worst films that are only fun when you watch them together.
FANCY A DATE? Then come to Blind Date Cinema and find your perfect match! Whether you're looking for a date, want to meet new people or just want to spend a nice evening - you'll find what you're looking for here! Here's how it works: while the movie is playing, we'll find your match using a short questionnaire. Afterwards, we invite you to have a drink at the bar.
At the Babylon, we will screen an Arabic film once a month, followed by a reception with Baklava and tea as an opportunity to appreciate cinema and build community.
A film series by ProQuote Film e.V.
Spatzenkino is a cinema for first-time cinemagoers. We want the first visit to the cinema to be a positive experience for young viewers, bringing joy and thus laying the foundation for a long, intense relationship with the cinema as a cultural venue.
We are reviving our legendary film quiz in a new edition as “Late Night with the Wolf”! For a small fee, you can take part in the quiz in our bar on all kinds of topics from the film cosmos and win small prizes. The quiz is going to take place on a monthly basis.Come along, test your knowledge and creativity and bring your friends!
A sporadic screening series hosted by Yorck Kinogruppe where guests are invited to bring quiet crafts to enjoy during the film.
The open stage for filmmakers.
The film series on the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Every 1st Friday!
Monthly series for films from Spain and Latin America!
The whole Variety of Indian Films in Original Language with English or German subtitles. Films in Hindi, Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam and many more Indian Languages.
Through -TOPIAS the SİNEMA TRANSTOPIA team invites you to reflect on the threads and the films, however fleeting, that bind us to one another in the present moment.
On the last Friday and Saturday of the month, we show carefully selected films - popular classics as well as exciting new releases.
SİNELECTION presents current films that have rarely been shown in cinemas in Germany. Despite having international success at film festivals, many films often don't get afterlife in cinemas. Sneak previews and Berlin / Germany premieres will also be part of this series. All films are shown as original versions with English subtitles.
Since April 2006, young families with babies have had the opportunity to watch current cinema films in a child-friendly atmosphere every Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Babylon. Prams are parked in the cinema and babies are allowed to lie or crawl on the blanket they have brought with them.
The Babylon hosts the occasional movie marathon, for those with true cinema endurance!
CULT FILMS AT MIDNIGHT GRATIS - ADMISSIONS FREE
Common Visions Berlin is a free space dedicated to our friends and comrades. Through events such as film screenings, discussions and lectures, Sinema Transtopia is shared with organizations and initiatives whose work makes a similarly important contribution to the visibility of the transnational urban society in Berlin.
A film series designed to give people an opportunity to discuss dealing with mental health crises in different areas and phases of life, as well as highlighting possible support services.
The BABYLON ORCHESTER BERLIN was founded in 2019 as a silent film orchestra at the BABYLON. The BABYLON is thus the only cinema since the end of the silent film era where a cinema orchestra regularly performs, making it possible to once again experience the art form of live-accompanied films just as much as opera or concerts.
Ten film afternoons that let you experience the diversity of Catalan cinematography. The films, in their original version with German or English subtitles, convey a versatile cinema that is represented at festivals all over the world and repeatedly wins international awards.After the screenings, we invite you to a discussion with the film crew or film experts, and for your culinary needs, a tasting of Catalan gastronomic products is on the program.
Babylon Cinema presents "Cinemaperitivo: vi raccontamo l´Italia" a series of screenings followed by an aperitif inside the cinema.
Every second Thursday of the month, the popular breakfast cinema takes place at the Casablanca at 10:00 a.m. (film starts around 11:00 a.m.) . Enjoy a selected film from our current program, including coffee or tea and a sandwich. Please note: A surcharge applies to the regular ticket price! Advance registration is strongly requested by noon on the previous Monday.
The Goethe-Institut in Exile project represents those Goethe-Instituts worldwide that can no longer operate in their host countries, or can only operate to a limited extent, and aims to provide a platform and space for encounters and exchange.
Inspired by transnational traditions of gathering to share small dishes and company in a convivial atmosphere, Meyhane is open every Friday and Saturday evening from 18:00 on.
This series brings together some of the smartest and wildest new works from a rising generation of feminine and feminist horror filmmakers. It tells stories of obsession, aging, bodily autonomy, and resistance – with surreal imagery, powerful storytelling, and fierce feminine energy.
The selection of five film programs considers intersectional perspectives and explorations of Britain's (post)colonial history. The works reflect the tensions caused by the Conservative Thatcher government and the influences of historical events such as the London New Cross Fire of 1981 and the Handsworth Riots of 1985.
Welcome to the Abbas Kiarostami International Short Film Festival, a platform dedicated to honoring the role and impact of Abbas Kiarostami in the history of cinema.
Asian Queers Reunited (AQR) is a Berlin-based cross-disciplinary initiative connecting audiences with queer narratives from Asia and its diaspora. Through cinema and community encounters, AQR presents the embodied experiences of Asian queers and explores the intersecting dimensions of identity, desire, intimacy, and resistance.