Eva-Lichtspiele

About this cinema

The Eva-Lichtspiele opened in 1913 as the Roland-Lichtspiele and are among the oldest cinemas in Berlin. The present name dates from a 1921 rebuild. A 1957 renovation gave the house its neon lettering and the golden cloud curtain in front of the screen, both still there; the single hall now seats 250.

The programme mixes first-run films and later releases, with plenty for children. The house is best known for Der alte deutsche Film, a decades-old series of German films from the 1920s to the 1940s, shown with coffee, cake and a historical introduction. The Volkspark Wilmersdorf is around the corner.

Features & access

• 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

Love, After All

• Tue 13 Oct, 20:15
• Wed 14 Oct, 18:00
• Thu 15 Oct, 17:45
• Thu 15 Oct, 20:15
• Fri 16 Oct, 15:15
• Fri 16 Oct, 20:15
• Sat 17 Oct, 15:15
• Sat 17 Oct, 20:15
• Sun 18 Oct, 15:15
• Mon 19 Oct, 15:15
• Mon 19 Oct, 17:45
• Tue 20 Oct, 17:45

Emil and the Detectives

• Wed 14 Oct, 13:00
• Fri 16 Oct, 13:00
• Sat 17 Oct, 13:00
• Sun 18 Oct, 13:00
• Mon 19 Oct, 13:00
• Tue 20 Oct, 13:00

Die Spur des Windes

• Wed 14 Oct, 15:45

A Stroll to Syracuse

• Wed 14 Oct, 20:30
• Sat 17 Oct, 11:00

Spatzenkino "Zu Hause im Herbst"

• Thu 15 Oct, 10:00

How Can I Help

• Thu 15 Oct, 15:15
• Fri 16 Oct, 17:45
• Sat 17 Oct, 17:45
• Sun 18 Oct, 20:15
• Tue 20 Oct, 15:15

Fatherland

• Sun 18 Oct, 11:00

The Cordillera of Dreams

• Sun 18 Oct, 17:45
• Mon 19 Oct, 20:15