BALI KINO BERLIN

About this cinema

The Bali began as a 1920s dance-hall extension of the neighbouring Burg Hotel, and became a public cinema in 1946 using a projector Soviet soldiers left behind — the name comes from Bahnhofslichtspiele, a nod to its position by Zehlendorf station. Under new management since 2024, it reopened after a three-month renovation in October 2024. It has one hall, seating 98, with an 8×4m screen.

The Bali still keeps its old 35mm projectors alongside a digital setup, and its programme leans into Eastern European cinema through the recurring Kino der Nachbarn series alongside children's films and concerts. It's the only cinema still running in Zehlendorf, and its annual programme has been recognised with an award for 25 years running.

Features & access

• 35mm projection

• Step-free entrance: Partially (OpenStreetMap: limited access, details not known)

Partly: possible, but with limits, for example only some screens or a ramp on request.

Collected automatically from OpenStreetMap.

Upcoming Showtimes

Corpus Delicti

• Tue 13 Oct, 20:30, dF
• Wed 14 Oct, 20:30, dF
• Sat 17 Oct, 14:00, dF
• Sun 18 Oct, 14:00, dF

Bibi Blocksberg - Die total verhexte Zeitreise

• Wed 14 Oct, 16:00, dF

Pressure

• Wed 14 Oct, 18:00, dF

Emil and the Detectives

• Thu 15 Oct, 16:00, dF
• Fri 16 Oct, 16:00, dF
• Sat 17 Oct, 16:00, dF
• Sun 18 Oct, 16:00, dF
• Mon 19 Oct, 16:00, dF
• Tue 20 Oct, 16:00, dF

Lügen über meine Mutter

• Thu 15 Oct, 18:00, dF
• Fri 16 Oct, 18:00, dF
• Sat 17 Oct, 18:00, dF
• Sun 18 Oct, 18:00, dF
• Tue 20 Oct, 18:00, dF

La Graciosa - Canarian Dreams

• Thu 15 Oct, 20:30, OmU
• Fri 16 Oct, 20:30, OmU
• Sat 17 Oct, 20:30, OmU
• Sun 18 Oct, 20:30, OmU
• Mon 19 Oct, 20:30, OmU

Pan Tadeusz

• Mon 19 Oct, 18:00, OmU