Silent film at midnight: BERLIN 1024*576
Then it’s “ZERO o’clock – ZERO euros” – and admission is free.
Live on the cinema organ: Anna Vavilkina, the Babylon organist, playing the soundtrack to the night films live at the witching hour. A series about big city life, frivolity, and the spooky.
Attention: No admission guaranteed if you arrive late!
The Babylon opened on April 11, 1929, as a silent film cinema and boasts the only cinema organ in Germany preserved in its original location. The tradition of cinema palaces—still alive today in London and Los Angeles—also exists in Berlin, and only at the Babylon. In addition to silent films, Anna Vavilkina also performs almost daily before film screenings and live events. This is unique in the German cinema scene.
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Past Events

Silent film at midnight: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

Silent film at midnight: The Colour of Pomegranate - LIVE Anna Vavilkina

Silent film at midnight: Georgia's gold: My grandmother

Silent film at midnight: von Sternberg: The Docks of New York

Silent film at midnight: Limits [Original version with English subtitles]

Silent film at midnight: The Forty-First + One VODKA after the MOVIE

Silent film at midnight: The Kid Brother

Silent film at midnight: Miss Else

Silent film at midnight: The Golem, how he came into the world [Original version with English subtitles]

Silent film at midnight: Mantrap

Silent film at midnight: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

Silent film at midnight: Bed and Sofa

Silent film at midnight: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

Silent film at midnight: The Freshman

Silent Film at Midnight: VARIETY

Silent film at midnight: Lady Windermere's Fan

Silent film at midnight: Paris Qui Dort
