List of Hamburg cinemas

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The list of cinemas in Hamburg leads proven stationary movie theater in Hamburg on.

Cinemas that have had several names in the course of their existence are listed with the last name used. The spelling of the cinema names essentially follows the information provided by the Hamburg Film and Television Museum.

history

Since 1895 there have been kinetoscope presentations in Hamburg , but they could only be viewed by one spectator at a time. Since 1896, occasional performances of so-called living photographs have been part of the stage program of the Hamburg Hansa-Theater , as shown by a newspaper advertisement from the Hamburg Foreign Gazette of January 24, 1896. Eberhard Knopf opened the first “real” movie theater in Hamburg-St. Pauli . In the following decades the number of movie theaters increased. The number of cinemas stagnated during the Second World War, only to see a new boom in numbers in the 1950s. At the beginning of the 1960s, the Hamburg cinemas together had 90,000 seats. With the general spread of televisions in the 1960s, the cinema began to die out, and this continued over the decades following the proliferation of new media such as video, satellite television, and internet streaming services . The resulting decrease in audience numbers , combined with the emergence of rental video libraries and large cinema centers, forced many traditional houses to give up. Large cinemas and cinema centers responded by dividing large cinemas into several small box cinemas and widening the range of films on offer. Other mostly smaller houses responded by specializing in film genres outside the mainstream. At present (2020) there are about 26 cinemas in the city with 81 projection halls with 20 to 1000 seats, all cinemas together have about 17,900 seats.

Existing cinemas

Surname founding Halls Seats address Remarks Illustration proof
3001 cinema 0May 1, 1991 1 91 Schanzenstrasse 75-77 Cinema 3001 Schanzenstrasse in the Montblanc courtyard.jpg website
Abaton (cinema) 17th February 1972 3 520 since 2006 Allende-Platz 3
1983 From Melle Park 17 		Hamburg Abatonkino.jpg website
Alabama cinema 1935 1 156 since 1993 Jarrestraße 20

1946–1992 Kieler Strasse 622–624
1945? Kieler Strasse 620
1935–1946? Kieler Strasse 741

Alabama cinema since 1977

1935–1977 Eidelstedter Lichtspiele

Alabama Cinema Hamburg.jpg website
ASTOR Film Lounge HafenCity November 30, 2018 3 419 At Sandtorkai 46a ASTOR Film Lounge HafenCity - Am Sandtorkai 46a.jpg website
B-movie 1987 1 58 Brigittenstrasse 5 run voluntarily and jointly Cinema B-Movie Brigittenstraße 5 HH-St. Pauli (3) .jpg website
Blankenese cinema 1935 2 182 Blankeneser Bahnhofstrasse 4 Blankenese cinema since 1983

1935–1973 Blankeneser Lichtspiele
(uncertain foundation date 1913)

Blankeneser Kino.jpg website
CinemaxX Hamburg-Dammtor 0October 3, 1996 8th 2730 Dammtordamm 1 Cinemaxx hamburg dammtor.jpg website
CinemaxX Hamburg-Harburg 0October 7, 1991 7th 1691 Moorstrasse 1 CinemaxX-Harburg IMG 20200524 150815.jpg website
CinemaxX Hamburg-Wandsbek 0November 9, 2000 5 1411 Quarree 8-10 Hamburg Wandsbek DS602.jpg website
Elbe film theater 1954 1 260 Osdorfer Landstrasse 198 since 1965 Elbe-Filmtheater / Elbe-Theater

1954–1962 Osdorfer-Lichtspiele

Elbe-Filmtheater.jpg website
Movie room 2015 1 35 Müggenkampstrasse 45 website
fux plays of light 2019 1 20th Bodenstedtstrasse 16 Cooperatively run cinema with 20 seats, website
Hansa film studio Bergedorf 1937 3 520 Alte Holstenstraße 17-19 (until 1952 No. 36, until 1945 Hermann Göring Straße 36) since 1989 Hansa film studio

1978–1980 Holsten Lichtspiele
1952–1962 Holsten Lichtspiele
around 1945 also Kinoburg or Filmburg
1941–1951 Weltspiegel

website

Holi (cinema) 1951 2 554 Schlankreye 69 Schlankreye 71 (Hamburg-Harvestehude) .19155.ajb.jpg website
Coral cinema 1956 2 215 since 2001 calendar year 1

1956–1999 In the old village 25

Community center of the Walddörfer Koralle.jpg website
Lichtmeß-Kino 0February 2, 1991 1 90 Gaussstrasse 25 Lichtmeß Kino - Hamburg Gaußstraße 25.jpg website
Magazine (cinema) 1974 1 370 Fief pieces 8a since 1974 magazine

1949–1972 Winterhuder Lichtspiele

Magazine Hamburg-Winterhude.2.nnw.jpg website
Metropolis cinema 1956 1 270 since 2011 Kleine Theaterstrasse 10

2008–2011 Steindamm 54 in the Savoy Filmtheater (temporarily)
1956–2008 Dammtorstrasse 30

since 1978 Metropolis

1961–1978 Filmkunsttheater Dammtor
1956–1961 Dammtor Theater

Metropolis-kino-hamburg.jpg website
Passage cinema 0November 1, 1913 3 635 Mönckebergstrasse 17 since 1962 Passage Kino

1930–1962 Passage-Theater
1913–1930 Passage-Lichtspiele

Passage-Kino Hamburg.jpg website
Savoy movie theater March 14, 1957 1 284 Stone dam 54 1957–1998 (until 2003) and in operation since 2013

2008 to October 30, 2011 alternative quarters for the Metropolis cinema

Savoy Filmtheater - Hamburg Steindamm 54.jpg website
SchanzenKino 73 19th January 2017 2 50 Shoulder blade 73 Film program with bilingual sound via wireless headphones. Schanzenkino 73 Kulturhaus shoulder blade 73 HH-Sternschanze.jpg website

Studio cinema 1929 2 208 Bernstorffstraße 93 (until 1949 Adolfstraße 93) 1946–1961 DEULI Deutsche Lichtspiele
1937–1946 Adolf-Kino
1933–1937 Lichtburg 		Studio Kino Sign - Hamburg Bernstorffstraße 92.jpg website
UCI Mundsburg 1998 8th 1818 Hamburger Strasse 1–15 since 2003 UCI Kinowelt Mundsburg

2002–2003 Mundsburg Kino
2002–2003 Warner Village Kino
2000-2002 Kinopolis
1998–2000 Village Cinema
According to the film and television museum, cinema dates contradicting / overlapping.

UCI Mundsburg - Hamburger Strasse 1–15.jpg website

UCI Othmarschen Park 1999 9 2466 Baurstrasse 2 UCI Othmarschen Park - Hamburg Baurstrasse 2.jpg website
UCI Wandsbek 1999 9 2302 Frederick-ebert-dam 134 Alternative name: UCI Kinowelt Smart City website
go to cinemas 1993 3 523 Friedensallee 7-9 Notation : zeise kinos Zeise Kino Hamburg Germany.JPG website

Former cinemas (selection)

Surname founding The End address Remarks Illustration proof
Aki (news cinema at the main station) 1950 1952 Bell foundry rampart 8a from 1952 bali (station lights)

1950–1952 aki (news cinema)

Aladin (cinema) April 1954 0April 1, 1998 Reeperbahn 89-93

Avenue Theater 1951 1967 Max Brauer Allee 76 (before 1950 No. 108/110) Now Hamburg Chamber Opera / Theater for Children Hamburg Chamber Opera - panoramio.jpg
Alt-Heidelberg-Lichtspiele November 1925 March 11, 1945 Norderzeile / Thadenstraße 5/7 (until 1930 Große Gärtnerstraße) The exact opening date has not been recorded.

Billbrook Drive-In Theater 1976 June 18, 2003 Moorfleeter Strasse 2 Hamburg's only drive-in cinema

bali (station lights) 1956 1972 Bell foundry rampart 8a 1952–1972 bali (station lights)

1950–1952 aki (news cinema)

Bambi 1908 1962 Paul-Rosen-Straße 33 (before 1945 No. 32/34) 1958-1962 Bambi (only mentioned as Luna Theater in 1959)

1917-1941 bio theater

Bambi Kino - Hamburg.jpg

Barke (Hamburg) October 12, 1910 0May 7, 1987 Mönckebergstrasse 8 / Spitaler Strasse 7 1976–1987 Barke (200 seats) and Barkerole (100 seats)

1955–1976 Die Barke
1943–1951 No performance due to war damage. 1929–1943 Schauburg am Hauptbahnhof
1910–1929 Barkhof Theater
(data on Barkhof Theater and Schauburg am Hauptbahnhof differ in the linked sources.)

Flower castle 1913 1962 Hoheluftchaussee 97 Alternative name: Theater-Blumenburg To the right of the gate passage is the former Blumenburg cinema.

Capitol-Lichtspiel-Theater October 15, 1926 July 20, 1962 Hoheluftchaussee 52 Alternative name: CAPITOL

City 1917 July 31, 2001 Stone dam 9 1937-2001 City

1917–1937 Orion Filmpalast
Alternative name: City Theater

The crank (Hamburg-Harburg) October 28, 1911 April 30, 1988 1956–1988 Neue Strasse 19

1911–1967 Wallstrasse 23 / Neue Strasse 41

1982–1988 The crank

1951–1967 Astoria-Filmtheater
1943–1951 Operations ceased due to the war
1928–1943 Schauburg Lichtspiele
1911–1927 Wallhof-Kino

Emelka Palace 1929 July 1969 1956–1966 Osterstrasse 95

1929–1941 Osterstrasse 124

Europa-Palast (Jarrestrasse) May 11, 1951 July 1969 Jarrestrasse 45/47 From 1927–1941 and 1951–1966 there was another cinema called Europa-Palast on 28 Am Markt

Fama movie theater 05th June 1959 June 15, 2012 1972–2011 Luruper Hauptstrasse 247

1959–1972 Luruper Hauptstrasse 276

Fama neon sign.jpg
Filmburg (Hamburg) 1940 1961 Veringstrasse 60
Gondola movie theater 1956 1966 Sierichstrasse 97

Grindel cinema November 27, 1959 March 26, 2008 Grindelberg 7a Alternative names: Grindel-UFA-Kino and Grindel-Filmtheater Hamburg Grindelberg 7 + 7a - Former Grindel Kino.jpg Website of the support association

Imperial Theater 1956 1972 Reeperbahn 3 Hamburg Imperial Theater.jpg
Knopf's play of light 1906 1975 Spielbudenplatz 19-20 Alternative names: Knopf's Lichtspielhaus, Knopf's theater of living photographs.
First permanent cinema in Hamburg, possibly also in Germany. Today discotheque docks .

Magnifying glass 2 1938 1970 Beseler Strasse 21 1970 magnifying glass 2

1954–1966 Liliencron Theater
1938–1953 Landhaus Lichtspiele
In the immediate vicinity there was a competing cinema with the same name Landhaus-Lichtspiele at Kreisstrasse 1 / corner Beseler Strasse Lüdemannstrasse / Kalckreuthweg 90, which is why the existing cinema changed its name to Liliencron Theater .

Oasis movie theater 1957 April 12, 2000 Reeperbahn 147 Hamburg Reeperbahn 147 - Former Oasis-Filmtheater.jpg

Radiant (Bramfeld) 1929 1962 Bramfelder Strasse 42 1954–1962 radians

1929–1943 Play of light at customs

The former cinema 2013

Rialto plays of light 1913 1990, 2013 Vogelhüttendeich 30 (before 1950 No. 72) 2013 another short-term provisional operating license RIALTO exterior view.jpg
Roxy (cinemas) 1956 1972 Several locations in Hamburg:

1956-1962 Osterstrasse 111
1958-1962 Carl-Petersen-Strasse 53
1956-1966 Eppendorfer Landstrasse 41
1956-1972 Fuhlsbüttler Strasse 129 (until 1957 Hufnerstrasse)
Schauburg Uhlenhorst 1913 1967 Winterhuder Weg 112 1913: Uhlenhorster Lichtspiele; before 1930: Alhambra; 1930–62 Schauburg UHlenhorst; until 1967: Astoria
Streit's movie theater 0December 6, 1956 11th March 2013 Jungfernstieg 38 Alternative name: movie theater in dispute Streits Filmtheater, Hamburg.jpg

Thalia light plays January 1913 December 30, 1994 Grindelallee 116 since 1913 Thalia and Thalia-Lichtspiele

1913 Scala Theater

Ufa-Kino Gänsemarkt 1913 May 31, 2006 Gänsemarkt 45 (1913 house number 41) 1958–2006 UFA Palace

1925–1956 UFA Lichtspiele Lessing Theater
1913–1945 Lessing Theater

Ufa Palace before demolition Ufa Palace in the 1970s

Listed according to the Hamburg Film and TV Museum

Partially consolidated list of cinemas proven in Hamburg, according to information from the Hamburg Film and TV Museum.

0-9

  • 3001 cinema

A.

  • Abaton
  • Adolf Kino
  • Ahoy
  • Airport cinema
  • Aki at the main train station
  • Alabama
  • Aladdin
  • Alhambra theater
  • avenue
  • Alster plays of light
  • Alster Theater
  • Alsterburg light plays
  • Alstertal light plays
  • Alt-Heidelberg-Lichtspiele
  • Old flower castle
  • Altenwerder light plays
  • Altonaer light plays
  • American cinema
  • Angelika Lichtspiele
  • anchor
  • Apollo
  • Apollo movie theater
  • Apollo theater
  • arsenal
  • Astoria
  • Astoria plays of light
  • Astoria palace
  • Astoria movie theater
  • Astoria light plays
  • Astra film stage
  • Astra theater
  • Atelier (in the Urania)
  • Atlantic theater
  • Atlantic cinema
  • Atlantic Theater (from 1930)
  • Atrium
  • Aumann's plays of light
  • Billbrook Drive-In Theater

B.

  • B-movie
  • Bach Theater
  • Station (´s) plays of light
  • Train station theater
  • Station theater in the Biberhaus
  • Bahrenfelder light plays
  • Bali
  • Balkes plays of light
  • Bambi (Luna Theater)
  • Barberina plays of light
  • Bark, The
  • Barkerole
  • Barkhof Theater
  • Barkhoftheater
  • Barmbeker plays of light
  • Barmbeker Reform-Lichtspieltheater
  • Belle Alliance Theater
  • Belle movie theater
  • Berli
  • Bernese Tonlichtspiele
  • Berolina
  • Billstedter light plays
  • Bio theater
  • Blankenese cinema
  • Blankeneser plays of light
  • Aperture, The
  • Flower castle
  • Bondts plays of light
  • Borgfeld plays of light
  • Borsteler hunters
  • Bram theater
  • Broadway
  • Bukowiecki plays of light
  • Castle theater
  • Burgtheater

C.

  • Camera movie theater
  • Camera plays of light
  • Capitol
  • Capitol plays of light
  • Capitol-Lichtspiel-Theater (Capitol Lichtspiele)
  • Casino
  • Casino theater
  • Central theater
  • Central light plays
  • Central theater
  • Center lights
  • Cinema
  • CinemaxX Hamburg-Dammtor
  • CinemaxX Hamburg-Harburg
  • CinemaxX Hamburg-Wandsbek
  • Cinérma
  • Cineta
  • Cinetarium
  • City
  • City Theater
  • Colosseum
  • Colosseum light plays
  • Corso

D.

  • Dammtor Theater
  • Dehnheide melody
  • Delta plays of light
  • Derby light games
  • Deuli
  • German light games
  • German folk theater
  • Dixi movie theater
  • Dramdorff cinematograph
  • Drosselhof light plays
  • Duckenfeld

E.

  • Eden theater
  • Eidelstedt light plays
  • Eilbek cinema
  • Eimsbütteler plays of light
  • Eißendorfer light plays
  • Elb cinema
  • Elbe (Elbe Theater)
  • Elbhof plays of light
  • Eldorado plays of light
  • Elektra
  • elite
  • Elite theater
  • Elysium
  • Elysium Theater
  • Emelka Palace
  • Emelka Palace
  • Eppendorfer light plays
  • Escorial
  • Esplanade Theater
  • Europa palace

F.

  • Fama
  • Farmsener light games
  • Ferry Theater
  • Movie palace
  • Movie chest
  • Film castle
  • Film stage
  • Film stage "Volkswohl"
  • Film center Reeperbahn
  • Filmsck
  • Filmsck (Neuenfelde)
  • Filmsck light plays
  • Film art theater Dammtor
  • Film nights at the Millerntor
  • Filmpalast (newer)
  • Borsteler Jäger film theater
  • Film theater in dispute
  • Lokstedt film theater
  • Neugraben film theater
  • Rondeel film theater
  • Stellingen film theater
  • Movie theater dreamland
  • Finkenwärder plays of light
  • Fischbeker light plays
  • Flora movie theater
  • Flottbeker light plays
  • Forum
  • Freedom plays of light
  • Outdoor cinema
  • Fünfhauser light plays

G

  • Georgswerder light plays
  • Georgswerder-Filmbühne
  • Germania palace
  • Germania Theater
  • Union house
  • Gloria plays of light
  • Gloria Lichtspiele Barmbek
  • Gloria palace
  • Gloria theater
  • Gloria movie theater
  • Gloria palace
  • Harburg gondola
  • Gondola movie theater
  • Gorch-Fock Theater
  • Grindel movie theater
  • Grindel-UFA-Palast

H

  • Ha-Li-Bu
  • Harbor cinema
  • Awesome light games
  • Hammonia theater
  • Hansa Theater (Harburg)
  • Hansa-Center Bergedorf (Hansa Kinocenter)
  • Hansa-Lichtspiel-Stage
  • Hansa-Lichtspielbühne (Hansa-Lichtbildbühne)
  • Hansa light games
  • Hansa-Lichtspielhaus
  • Hansa-Studio Bergedorf (Hansa-Filmstudio)
  • Hanse light plays
  • Hansen cinema
  • Hansen light plays
  • Harli
  • harmony
  • Harmony plays of light
  • Harvestehuder plays of light
  • Heimfelder Lichtspiele
  • Helios plays of light
  • Helios theater
  • Holi
  • Hollywood
  • Holsten plays of light
  • Holsten Theater

I.

  • Imperial Filmtheater (Filmtheater im Imperial)
  • Island plays of light

J

  • Blinds play of light
  • Jüthorn light plays

K

  • Kaiser cinema
  • Kaiser Theater
  • Chamber light games
  • Chamber plays
  • Kampnagel Open Air
  • Karl-Muckplatz plays of light
  • Cassette, the
  • Kina plays of light
  • Cinematograph Palace Theater
  • Cinema center
  • Kino City Billstedt, Bille 1-4
  • Cinema Neu Altona
  • Cinema theater
  • Cinema palace
  • Kinoburg (Filmburg)
  • Kinopolis
  • Kirchwerder light plays
  • Kirchwärder light plays
  • Little house Flottbek
  • Click
  • Klumpps plays of light
  • Knopf's play of light
  • Knopf's Lichtspielhaus, Knopf's theater of living photography
  • Kogge, Die
  • coral
  • Coral, The (old)
  • Corso theater
  • Crystal palace
  • Crank on Jungfernstieg
  • Crank on the Nobistor
  • Crank Bergedorf
  • Crank that (Harburg)
  • Crank, Die / crank at the Berliner Tor
  • Kursaal light plays

L.

  • State picture office Hamburg
  • Country house lights
  • Country house lights
  • Langenhorn plays of light
  • Langheim, Schiller Theater
  • Lessing Theater
  • Lichtburg
  • Lichtburg Veddel
  • Lichtburg-Iserbrook
  • Light measurement
  • Lichtschauspielhaus am Millerntor
  • Plays of light
  • Lights at customs
  • Lichtspiele Rothenburgsort
  • Movie theater
  • Duvenstedt cinema
  • Movie theater Volkskino
  • Lily Cron
  • Liliencron Theater
  • Lokstedter plays of light
  • Luisen Theater
  • Luna plays of light
  • Magnifying glass 2
  • Luxor

M.

  • magazine
  • Melody stretching haide
  • Mercury Theater
  • Metro movie theater
  • Metro palace
  • Metropol Theater
  • Metropol plays of light
  • Metropolis
  • MGM-Waterloo
  • Millerntor light plays
  • Millerntor Theater
  • monocle
  • Monopoly theater
  • Moorfleeter plays of light
  • Movie (in the Rahlstedt Center)
  • Movie star
  • Mundsburg cinema
  • Mundsburg Theater
  • Museum of Hamburg History
  • Mühlenkamp light plays
  • Mühlenkamp Theater
  • Münzburg light plays

N

  • Neuengammer plays of light
  • New Broadway
  • New cinema
  • New elite
  • New Imperial
  • New Reich Theater
  • New Reich Theater
  • New Schiffbeker cinema
  • New theater
  • Neuhofer Lichtspiele
  • Niendorf plays of light
  • Niendorf light games "Hummel"
  • Nienstedtener light games
  • Northern lights

O

  • Oasis movie theater
  • Ochsenwerder plays of light
  • Odeon light games
  • Odeon theater
  • Odeum plays of light
  • Olympia Palace
  • Olympic theater
  • Open Air at the Altona Town Hall
  • Operettenhaus
  • Orion Film Palace
  • Osdorfer light plays
  • Ose Palace
  • Ottensener light plays
  • Outdoor cine - the summer cinema in the Schanzenpark

P

  • Palace movie theater
  • Palace theater
  • Palm garden light games
  • Pam
  • Parisienne
  • Park light games
  • Park theater
  • Parking yard
  • Park courtyard light games
  • Park theater
  • passage
  • Passage theater
  • Passage plays of light
  • Passage theater
  • Petershof plays of light
  • Piccadilly
  • Piccadilly plays of light
  • Pinguin Kino (Die Crank Bahrenfeld 1953)
  • Police film station
  • Poppenbütteler plays of light
  • Portici plays of light
  • Primus Palace

Q

  • Quick

R.

  • Radians
  • Radiant movie theater
  • Ramp, the
  • Reform cinema
  • Reform light games
  • Regina
  • Regina Cinema
  • Regina light plays
  • Regina palace
  • Imperial Theater
  • Reichshalle
  • Reichskino
  • Reli
  • Rex
  • Rialto
  • Rialto Modern movie theater
  • Rio plays of light
  • Cracked plays of light
  • Rissener plays of light
  • Rondeel
  • Roosenhaus plays of light
  • Roxy
  • Royal Theater
  • Rönneburg film theater

S.

  • Sasel plays of light
  • Savoy
  • Scala
  • Scala light games
  • Scala theater
  • Schauburg
  • Schauburg (Wandsbek)
  • Schauburg Altona
  • Schauburg at the main train station
  • Schauburg at the Millerntor
  • Schauburg Barmbek
  • Schauburg Dehnhaide
  • Schauburg Hamm
  • Hammerbrook Castle
  • Schauburg in Blankenese
  • Schauburg plays of light
  • Schauburg St. Pauli
  • Schauburg Uhlenhorst
  • Schauburg Volksdorf
  • Schauburg-North
  • Schauburg-Rahlstedt
  • Schützenhof light plays
  • Seeburg plays of light
  • Smoky
  • Mirror, the
  • St. Georg Theater
  • Stellinger plays of light
  • Star plays of light
  • Controversy movie theater
  • Studio 1
  • Studio on the Inner Alster
  • Studio cinema (studio)
  • Süderelbe Cinema Shopping Center

T

  • Thalia
  • Thalia light plays
  • Theater am Dulsberg
  • Theater am Nobistor
  • Theater of living photographs
  • Theater-Blumenburg
  • Tina
  • Tina plays of light
  • Titania palace
  • Titania Theater
  • Tivoli
  • Tivoli plays of light
  • Tivoli theater
  • Tonlichtspiele Sasel
  • Tosca light games
  • Dream theater
  • meeting point

U

  • UCI Kinowelt Mundsburg
  • UCI Kinowelt Othmarschen Park
  • UCI Kinowelt Smart City
  • UFA Lichtspiele Zentral Theater
  • UFA Lichtspiele Lessing Theater
  • UFA Theater Gloria Palast
  • UFA-Dulsberg
  • UFA-Harvestehude
  • UFA-Mundsburg
  • UFA-Palast (Gänsemarkt)
  • UFA Palace (Valentinskamp)
  • UFA Theater Millerntor
  • Uhlenhorster plays of light
  • Ultra light games
  • UniFilm
  • Union Theater
  • Union Theater Rathausplatz
  • Union cinema
  • Union light plays
  • Union Theater
  • Union Theater Harburg
  • universe
  • Urania film stage
  • Urania Theater

V

  • Variety show Hammonia
  • Veldkamp light plays
  • Victoria Theater
  • Vienna
  • Vierländer Lichtspiele
  • Viktoria Lichtspiele
  • Victoria Theater
  • Victoria light plays
  • Victoria Theater
  • Village Cinema
  • Vitascope Theater
  • People's cinema
  • Volksdorfer Camera
  • Volksdorf light plays
  • Volkshaus
  • Volkshaus light plays
  • Demonstration 6

W.

  • Walddörfer Filmbühne
  • Forest rest
  • Forest rest play of light
  • Walhalla plays of light
  • Wallhof cinema
  • Warner Village cinema
  • Waterloo Theater
  • World light games
  • World theater
  • World mirror
  • Wilhelmsburger Lichtspiele
  • Winterhuder plays of light

X

Y

Z

  • go to cinemas
  • Central Theater
  • Center of light games
  • Center of light games 3

literature

  • Volker Reissmann, Michael Töteberg: Have a couple of nice hours: The Hamburg cinema book . Edition Temmen, Bremen 2008, ISBN 978-3-86108-879-0 .
  • KinostudieHamburg 2000 - prepared on behalf of the Hamburg urban development authority . rmc medien consult GmbH, Wuppertal June 2000 ( PDF [accessed on January 17, 2020]).
  • Michael Töteberg: Hamburg, the city of film: from Hans Albers to Wim Wenders, from Abaton to the Zeise cinemas: cinema stories of a big city . ESA-Verlag, Hamburg 1997, ISBN 978-3-87975-707-7 .
  • Reinhold Happel, Holger Priess: Hamburger Lichtspieltheater: Collection of material about listed cinemas and former cinemas in the area of ​​the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg . Cinema working group, Hamburg 1983.
  • Ingeborg Bruhn: Cinema in Hamburg 1945-1952: a contribution to regional cultural history . University of Hamburg, Hamburg 1984 (Master's thesis).

Magazines:

  • Hamburger Flimmern: Journal of the Film- und Fernsehmuseum Hamburg eV ZDB -ID 1318982-7 ( online - date of publication: since 1996).
  • Film theater in the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg . ZDB -ID 155465-7 (date of publication: 1958–1971).

Web links

Commons : Cinemas in Hamburg  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ History of the cinema: How the pictures learned to move ... In: Film- und Fernsehmuseum Hamburg. Retrieved March 10, 2020 .
  2. ↑ Hamburg cinemas: Abaton and Metropolis. In: cinema history. University of Hamburg, Media Center, archived from the original on May 13, 2015 ; accessed on April 28, 2020 (interview with Heiner Roß from November 18, 1999 and Werner Grassmann from December 1, 1999).
  3. ↑ a b c cinemas in Hamburg. In: kino.de. Retrieved February 18, 2020 .
  4. ^ Hansa-Studio Bergedorf (Hansa-Filmstudio). In: cinema database. Film and TV Museum Hamburg, accessed on February 19, 2020 .
  5. ↑ Holsten Lichtspiele. In: cinema database. Film and TV Museum Hamburg, accessed on February 19, 2020 .
  6. ↑ Holsten light games. In: cinema database. Film and TV Museum Hamburg, accessed on February 19, 2020 .
  7. ↑ cinema Burg (Burg film). In: cinema database. Film and TV Museum Hamburg, accessed on February 19, 2020 .
  8. ↑ Weltspiegel. In: cinema database. Film and TV Museum Hamburg, accessed on February 19, 2020 .
  9. ↑ photometry. In: cinema database. Film and TV Museum Hamburg, accessed on February 19, 2020 .
  10. ^ The checkered history of the Savoy (1953-2003). In: cinema database. Film and TV Museum Hamburg, accessed on February 19, 2020 .
  11. ^ Hamburg Savoy. In: Kinnwiki. Retrieved February 19, 2020 .
  12. ^ Daniel Eisfeld: The Schanzenkino73 opens its doors. In: PRINZ HAMBURG. Retrieved February 26, 2020 .
  13. ↑ Enno Isermann: Two lighthouses, two newcomers and a lot of cinema culture. In: hamburg.de. Culture and Media Authority, August 23, 2019, accessed March 8, 2020 .
  14. ^ Hamburg Studio-Kino (Deuli, Lichtburg). In: Kinnwiki. Retrieved February 19, 2020 .
  15. ↑ UCI Kinowelt Mundsburg. In: cinema database. Film and TV Museum Hamburg, accessed on February 19, 2020 .
  16. ^ Mundsburg cinema. In: cinema database. Film and TV Museum Hamburg, accessed on February 19, 2020 .
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