Central-Kino Berlin

Rosenthaler Straße 39, 10178 Berlin

About this cinema

Central opened in 1996 as a two-screen cinema in the courtyard of Haus Schwarzenberg, a heritage-protected building in Mitte that once housed a DEFA-linked brush workshop where a Jewish family was hidden during the war. The cinema has run continuously since opening, with new operators taking over management in 2013.

Original-language screenings dominate the programme, alongside long-running late-night slots and festival premieres for BerlinBeta. In summer the courtyard becomes an open-air cinema ringed by street art. A weekend children's programme sits alongside Studio Ghibli retrospectives and arthouse titles that draw Mitte's cinephile crowd.

Features & access

  • Listed building
  • Step-free entrance: Partially (Screen 1 by lift via the courtyard, foyer via steps)
  • Lift: Partially (Screen 1 only)
  • Accessible WC: No (Toilets only via steps)
  • Induction loop: Yes (In both screens)

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

Collected automatically from the cinema's website.

Upcoming Showtimes

Jim Queen and the Quest for Chloroqueer

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Primetime

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The Social Reckoning

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Bibi Blocksberg - Die total verhexte Zeitreise

Prosecution

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Kinderfilm des Monats: Die kleine Hexe